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EPIC Risk Advisory Bulletin Volume 1, Issue 4 The global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic remains both dynamic and fluid. Around the world, we are witnessing unprecedented disruptions to global travel and economies. On March 11, the World Health Organization (WHO) classified COVID-19 as a pandemic, acknowledging they expect an increase in the number of cases, deaths, and affected countries. Map created from data obtained from World Health Organization Situation Reports, accessed on March 17, 2020, source  The CDC has stated that major widespread transmission is likely to occur in the U.S. at some point. Across America, closures are …

EPIC Risk Advisory Bulletin Volume 1, Issue 3 While some parts of the world are beginning to show signs of recovery from coronavirus, others are still bracing for its full impact. Disruptions continue to ripple around the globe, creating further risk considerations for companies in every industry. In this issue, we take a focused look into two potential risk implications facing employers: Cost-free coronavirus testing in states that have approved it Potential FMLA implications related to sending sick employees home from work The information below is intended to provide a high level overview of critical areas of concern for …

EPIC Risk Advisory Bulletin Volume 1, Issue 2 Coronavirus continues to spread, leaving ramifications in its wake. This week, we’re taking a more focused look at two areas of business operations that will continue to be heavily impacted by coronavirus: Business Continuity Supply Chain Disruption The information below is intended to provide a high level overview of critical areas of concern for businesses around coronavirus. Consult your EPIC insurance broker for more in-depth guidance. Business Continuity, Planning and Preparedness As was mentioned in last week’s issue, the purpose of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is to provide …