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Tips and considerations during this time of National Emergency
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What? These acts of God weren't specified in my policy???
My sister works in the risk management end of business liability insurance. She just laughed when I asked about business interruption insurance during our last COVID-19 family phone call.
PGlaves
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Weasels. Just like after hurricanes Katrina and Harvey. The courts will be busy.
By the way, I own a Ford Focus. There is a class action lawsuit being settled with Ford because the transmissions are junk. In any event, I was reading the court approved settlement documents. There were several individual cases merged into the final class action case. One in particular caught my eye. The single plaintiff was awarded $1,000. Yes, one thousand dollars. The attorney for said individual plaintiff was awarded $98,000. Yes, ninety eight thousand dollars. Your court system at work. That was separate from the over $8 million awarded in attorney fees to the lead firm.
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You mean that fine line between .......... storm surge and flooding?
Life has taught me to live on top of the hill
akbeemer
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Tort reform is needed. Sadly, the ABA has too many members of congress under there influence for it to ever happen. To bad, some many things would be less expensive if the ambulance chasers lost their incentive.
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We have optional no-fault auto insurance in PA. When the idea was proposed, there was a lot of discussion about what was a better choice. I've always went with the low cost (no-fault) option, but I don't know if that's typical or not.
Interesting statement both literally, and metaphorically. It's too bad more people don't do the same.
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What made sense at one time (i.e., living near the river or on that "bottom land") may not make sense in a later day. Sadly, there's a lot of resistance to moving towns and slumlords can make a very good living from renting eyesores.......
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PGlaves
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Indeed! We do.
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In retirement, we have more choices than those who need employment.
The pandemic is messing with our concept of time
From CNN-
(CNN)"What day is it, again?"
It's become a common refrain during the coronavirus pandemic, a reflection of both how all of the days seem to blur together and how lately, we find ourselves forgetting even the simplest of details.
Our internal clocks are shot. Tuesdays are Thursdays are Wednesdays are Sundays. There are no weekdays, or weekends. There is only yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Along with these feelings of disorientation, it may seem like it's getting harder to concentrate and taking longer to complete tasks, as if our brains are just working more slowly.
Full article here- https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/28/health/what-day-is-it-pandemic-wellness-trnd/index.html
OM
From CNN-
(CNN)"What day is it, again?"
It's become a common refrain during the coronavirus pandemic, a reflection of both how all of the days seem to blur together and how lately, we find ourselves forgetting even the simplest of details.
Our internal clocks are shot. Tuesdays are Thursdays are Wednesdays are Sundays. There are no weekdays, or weekends. There is only yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Along with these feelings of disorientation, it may seem like it's getting harder to concentrate and taking longer to complete tasks, as if our brains are just working more slowly.
Full article here- https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/28/health/what-day-is-it-pandemic-wellness-trnd/index.html
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In many areas, I'm thinking brown will be a very popular mask color
Fasting and prayer today
May 7th, first Thursday of May, fasting and prayer. Rejuvenate the spirit. Reflect, meditate. Put the great conundrums in their respective boxes. Look up. The moon last night lit up the yard, it takes more faith not to believe. Just sayin, someone rides on our shoulder.
May 7th, first Thursday of May, fasting and prayer. Rejuvenate the spirit. Reflect, meditate. Put the great conundrums in their respective boxes. Look up. The moon last night lit up the yard, it takes more faith not to believe. Just sayin, someone rides on our shoulder.
mikegalbicka
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I don’t think I have ever seen such a complete change in the advertising landscape. Full production advertising from places and for things that I haven’t seen show up before.
The roof/window/siding companies are advertising like I haven’t seen before.
OM
The roof/window/siding companies are advertising like I haven’t seen before.
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