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As the government forced shops to shutter citywide in an effort to help curb the spread of the coronavirus in late March, many business owners figured they could depend on their “business interruption” coverage to cover their losses. But, instead of helping, their insurers interrupted their plans and shattered their financial recoveries. Most, if not

As every day goes by without an end in sight or a cure for the coronavirus crisis that has shook the entire world to its core, business owners have no choice but to adapt to life with COVID-19. For restaurant owners who are now forced to once again close their indoor dining options, this means

The coronavirus (also referred to as COVID-19) pandemic has impacted all of our lives in different ways. Although most of the impact has been negative, one positive impact is the fact that most of us are opting to use bicycles as a mode of transportation. Although the exercise is great, there has been some downside.

The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced many non-essential businesses to close their doors and suffer significant economic repercussions. Business owners nationwide expected their insurance carriers to cover these losses. But this has not been the case, as insurance carriers continue to deny claims. To help fight this injustice, the Insurance Law Section of the

As New York City slowly starts to re-open after the closures which were mandated to stop or slow down the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, our team at Gersowitz Libo & Korek, P.C., is well aware that New York residents are harboring great uncertainty about their future financial well-being, safety, and benefits. That

As our nation starts to temper its expectations for re-opening businesses impacted by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, employers and construction workers are preparing themselves for a “new normal” that may last far beyond the immediate future. Although many industries must face these new realities, those in the construction sector will return to a trade that

Open Letter to New York & New Jersey Bar Member of the Solo and Small Firm Section: Dear Friends: Our firm has concentrated on personal injury and medical malpractice cases over the past three decades. We have achieved success for thousands of injured clients. Our business plan and strength has never been more important. The

As you make your way down a major street in New York City, you will almost never escape passing by or seeing a scaffolding, or what the city calls “sidewalk sheds.” Call it an eyesore, an inconvenience or way to stay dry during a downpour, scaffolding is a part of NYC streetscape. They may be