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Covering Coronavirus: Risk Considerations Volume 1, Issue 5

EPIC Risk Advisory Bulletin Volume 1, Issue 5 The global COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic remains both dynamic and fluid. We continue to see unprecedented disruptions at home and abroad. In this issue, we are taking a focused look at: General Information on Coronavirus Supply Chain and Business Risks Insurance Products and Coverage Information Will Business Insurance Policies Cover Coronavirus Claims? Cyber: Coronavirus is Not the Only Danger Going Viral Insurance Solutions: Cyber and Crime Coverage with Risk Management Tips Human Resources and Employee Benefits Essential Functions According to CISA Wellness Tips for Workforces Now Working From Home Telecommuting and Possible …

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Coronavirus: P&C Questions Answered

EPIC Answers Property Questions Addressed: Coverage, Claims & Regulatory Updates More unfolds every day as our government, our industry, and our global market continues to react to an unprecedented pandemic. At EPIC, we assembled a team early and immediately began addressing our clients’ risk and employee benefits concerns with regular updates every step of the way. Knowing there’s so much information to unpack every week, EPIC subject matter experts Larry Reback, James Dunn, and Jacqueline Beaudet sat down to record a dynamic and conversational presentation to help answer your most immediate concerns. Agenda: Property Coverage: Physical Damage to Insured Property …

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Insurance Coverage Issues Related to Coronavirus

Note that as we are writing this report, laws are being proposed in certain states to mandate coverage by insurers (who may later be reimbursed by a state government) for certain sized businesses. In addition, coverage lawsuits have already been filed making the case that a viral infection is in fact a “physical” peril. We will keep you posted on these items. This report outlines the insurance coverages applicable to various claims that could arise in connection with the global coronavirus pandemic and outlines the likelihood of recovery with respect to such claims and coverages. Our expectation, as outlined below …

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Covering Coronavirus: Risk Considerations Volume 1, Issue 4

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 …

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EPIC Adds Nick Nelson as Senior Vice President, Property & Casualty

… Property & Casualty and Vice President, Business Development officer with USI Insurance Services and Wells Fargo. Within both organizations he worked closely with senior leadership of his clients to deliver consulting and brokerage services for all commercial lines and workers’ compensation coverages. Nelson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation Management from Flagler in St. Augustine, Florida. He graduated Suma cum laude and was a two-time NAIA Academic All-American. Said Kevin Harnetiaux, COO, Pacific North Region, “We are fortunate to have Nick join our growing team and look forward to the expertise and dedication he will bring to …

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OSHA Issues New Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19

… webpage provides additional information about OSHA standards and requirements, including requirements in states that operate their own OSHA-approved State Plans, recordkeeping requirements and injury/illness recording criteria, and application of standards related to sanitation and communication of risks related to hazardous chemicals that may be in common sanitizers and sterilizers: OSHA COVID-19 Regulations To help employers determine the appropriate precautions, OSHA has divided job tasks into four risk exposure levels: very high, high, medium, and lower risk. The Guidance identifies the industries and types of workers in each risk category and recommends specific Engineering, Administrative and Personal Protective

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Covering Coronavirus: Risk Considerations Volume 1, Issue 3

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 …

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Property & Casualty Insurance: A Rather Turbulent 2019

… free and easy in recent years, has abruptly retreated to the sidelines, reeling from red ink. But why? Record Insurance Losses in 2017, 2018, and 2019 Greater frequency of catastrophic events like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, coupled with continuous rate decreases in past years, drove more companies to evaluate their risk tolerance and look for greater asset protection. Three of the top six largest losses since 1970 occurred in 2017. There have also been over $30B in wildfire losses in the past three years making it very tough for insurers to control costs. Top 10 Insurance Losses since 1990: Hurricane …

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