By Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Insurance broker Willis Towers Watson has hit pause on the planned sale of its wholesale subsidiary amid the turmoil of the COVID-19 outbreak.

By Vince Sullivan

A regional Alaskan airline operator filed for Chapter 11 protection Sunday in Delaware saying that travel restrictions and a massive reduction in passengers resulting from the global outbreak of COVID-19 have hampered its cash flow to the point of insolvency.

By Aebra Coe

The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic crisis pose a potential danger to efforts to improve diversity and inclusion in U.S. law firms, leading experts to caution firms to tread carefully when making staffing decisions during this uncertain time.

By Martin Croucher

The financial stability of the insurance industry could be at risk if governments ordered policies to be retroactively changed to allow businesses to claim for disruption caused by COVID-19, an international trade body said Monday.  

By Frank G. Runyeon

A Brooklyn federal judge on Friday chastised the Federal Bureau of Prisons for failing to provide New York City inmates adequate access to their attorneys during the coronavirus pandemic, giving the agency until Monday to explain why it wasn’t allowing more phone calls.

By Jack Queen

A Seattle area nursing home at the epicenter of Washington's COVID-19 outbreak has been fined more than $600,000 by state and federal regulators, who found a litany of problems at the facility that contributed to dozens of cases there and led to nearly 40 deaths.