Business Income, COVID-19, and New Jersey State Intervention
Discusses NJ bill that would require carriers to pay business interruption claims to small companies for closures due to the virus.
March 19, 2020 at 09:00 AM
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AS COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States, individual states are taking various steps to protect citizens from the spread of the virus. Some governors have closed schools, restaurants, and bars and others are contemplating doing the same. Now some states are adding to the closures gyms, fitness centers, movie theaters, and others. Many states are requiring people to not congregate in groups of more than fifty people, in order to limit the chances of passing the virus to others.
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