Were sort of putting it all on the line. This 30 days. So important because we have to get back. We also heard from dr. Birx today. I want to play some of what she said. Take a listen. I think every one understands now that you can go from 5 to 50 to 500 to 5,000 cases very quickly. We see this in many metropolitan areas. Were very worried about every city in the United States and the potential for this virus to get out of control. I want to turn in and bring some of our guests. We have been covering these daily briefings. Some are more inform tiative th others. I think there was significant agreement were not prepared to lift the restrictions on physical contact. Its important to maintain physical distance for the foreseeable next few weeks. This will give us more time to prepare hospitals, to prepare equipment. To allow diagnostic testing to be distributed more broadly across the nation and we still need to be able to do our best to immaterial plemt pplement pu measures for individua
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Insurance companies argue that a policy for the manufacturer of a dog collar should not be extended to the store where that collar was purchased before it allegedly broke, resulting in a pit bull attacking a woman.
On Jan. 8, Travelers Property Casualty Insurance Company and Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company filed a motion to dismiss the complaint filed by Rural King Distribution and Management Inc. and Swansea Rural King Inc. The motion was filed through attorney Richard Valentino of SmithAmundsen LLC in Chicago.
According to its memorandum in support of its motion, the defendants argue that the certificate of insurance that Rural King relies on “does entitle them to additional insured status, nor could plaintiffs reasonably rely on it as proof of such status.”