Trials and Errors: Plaintiffs’ Attorneys Could Complicate Efforts to Help Businesses Hurt by COVID-19

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Insurance Information Institute - Nov 04, 2020

By James Ballot, Senior Advisor, Strategic Communications, Triple-I It’s been more than eight months since COVID-19 first struck the U.S., and millions of small business owners are still hurting. All the while, a few plaintiffs’ attorneys are treating the pandemic as another opportunity to pr...

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