Disaster planning: appropriate insurance coverage will help businesses minimize losses

Article Abstract:

A variety of insurance policies available to businesses can help mitigate the damage of a disaster that damages a property or forces temporary relocation. Property policies typically cover damage to both tangible and intangible property, such as anticipated profits, debris removal costs, loss of use of property, and so forth. Business interruption policies protect profits that would have been earned but for the interruption. In any event, prompt notice to the insurer is generally required.

Planning, Property and casualty insurance, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness

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Preclusion confusion: a call for per se rules preventing the application of collateral estoppel to findings made in nontraditional litigation

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The author examines collateral estoppel application to nontraditional litigation findings and argues for the adoption of per se prohibitions in such cases.

United States, Analysis, Estoppel

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