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“Insurance Companies Are Refusing to Pay for Restaurants’ Pandemic Losses,” WUSA9
April 28, 2020

Chefs say that could make recovery impossible. Some are suing There are thousands of D.C. restaurants closed – or pared down to a sliver –and tens of thousands of employees laid off by the pandemic,...
“D.C. Restaurant Files Class-Action Suit Against Its Insurance Company Over Income Loss Claim,” Washington Business Journal
April 28, 2020

If you have any questions about this article or would like to discuss your business interruption insurance claim with one of our attorneys, please contact us here or call 1.800.924.7107. A D.C...
“Casino Sued Over Worker Retirement Plan’s $170M Stock Buy,” Law360
April 28, 2020

Employees of an Illinois casino were cheated out of “tens of millions of dollars” after their retirement plan severely overpaid for the casino parent company’s stock in a $170 million deal, according...
“Injury Attys Seething Over COVID-19 Medical Immunity Push,” Law360
April 28, 2020

Plaintiffs injury attorneys are blasting lobbyists for the health care and insurance industries who they say are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to push for civil and criminal immunity for...
“Court OKs Settlement Resolving North Dakota Voter ID Suit,” Law360
April 27, 2020

A North Dakota federal judge on Monday approved a settlement between Native American tribes and North Dakota's secretary of state that expands voter identification options for tribe members at the...
Restaurants Accuse the Hartford of Refusing to Pay Valid Insurance Claims for Business Interruption Losses
April 27, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Insurer relies on ambiguous and contradictory policy language to avoid responsibility to pay its policyholders, according to class action lawsuit WASHINGTON, DC- Cohen Milstein...
“Thole v. U.S. Bank Among Cases Still on Supreme Court Docket,” PlanAdviser
April 23, 2020

Like many of us lucky enough to still be working during the pandemic, the Supreme Court is operating on a remote basis as the justices contemplate a case that could affect the application of the...
“Coronavirus Slowing PFAS Testing, Cleanup Efforts Across U.S.,” Bloomberg Law
April 20, 2020

Ohio, Michigan pull back on water testing ‘Essential’ water utilities continue work The onset of the coronavirus pandemic has stalled a range of efforts to address PFAS in drinking water, prompting...
“During Lockdown, Child Abuse in Miami Could Escalate,” Miami New Times
April 20, 2020

On a normal day at Kristi House, the phones don’t stop ringing for long. Not that it's a good thing when calls pour into Miami-Dade's children's advocacy center — it usually means a child is being...
Cohen Milstein’s Michael Eisenkraft Appointed to Law360’s 2020 Securities Editorial Advisory Board
April 20, 2020

Michael Eisenkraft , a Partner in Cohen Milstein’s Securities Litigation & Investor Protection practice, has been appointed by Law360 to its 2020 Securities Editorial Advisory Board. The...

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