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Insurers rewrite business policies after pandemic legal tussles By Alwyn Scott Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. insurers are strengthening language in policies that cover business losses to protect them from future claims related to the coronavirus pandemic or other widespread illnesses that disrupt operations, industry sources say. New policies and renewals now define terms like "communicable disease" or "microorganism" – something existing policies often lacked, and which led to a flood of lawsuits that insurers have so far largely won. An exclusion drafted by the Lloyd's Market Asso...

U.S. insurers are strengthening language in policies that cover business losses to protect them from future claims related to the coronavirus pandemic or

Organisers of a popular agricultural show say they are "hugely disappointed" to cancel the event, which will now not return until 2024. The Royal Bath & West Society said it was "with great sadness" that it was announcing the cancellation of Grassland UK, due to the ongoing global pandemic of Covid-19. The event, which showcases grassland machinery and processes from seed to feed, had been due to take place on May 6. The Society said it understood it would "disappointing news for everyone involved with Grassland UK", but that following the recent Government announcement it was clear t...

Mixed prospects for agriculture shows during 2021 >More in For many farming families, the agricultural show season is the highlight of the year. The opportunity to leave the farm and attend shows to network, make new friends and do business is just the tonic after months of hard work in winter and spring. Coronavirus wiped out last year’s shows calendar, causing millions of pounds worth of losses to the rural economy. It hit everything from larger shows to smaller, one-day events which bring rural communities together. Hundreds of shows up and down the countr...

Advertisement GAA Club Rankings SHARE 1. Naomh Conaill (1) With the Donegal SFC final yet to be played, Naomh Conaill are still the reigning holders of the Dr Maguire Cup, and remain the team to beat in the county. They made light work of their opponents on the way through to the County semi-final but were pushed all the way by St Eunan’s and needed a superb Ciaran Thompson winner to see of the Letterkenny men. Some of their more experienced players are pushing on in age now, but they have great depth, and Robbie McDonnell and Daniel Gildea, who played for the county minors against Tyrone, ...