Last night, Times Square screens went dark to urge insurance and Federal support for restaurants, hospitality businesses and non-profits. The black-out is a caution & call to action to ensure that lights don't go dark for millions. #DontGoDark@werbigorg
INSURANCE COs DO THE RIGHT THING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES!
American restaurants retailers & non-profits(employing MILLIONS)are in Danger of going dark. We need to Shine a light on the need for Federal support & FAIRNESS from Insurance Cos for Biz Interruption Coverage! @werbigorg
Tomorrow, Thursday, May 14th, at 3:00PM EST, please join @theNYCalliance’s Andrew Rigie and BIG’s lead attorney and insurance expert, John Houghtaling on IG Live as they discuss #BIG updates. #WeRBig
Our #BIG initiative is gaining momentum to demand insurers stop misrepresenting the polices they clearly owe. If they do we will support federal subsidies for them if they waive defenses based upon virus exclusions. Please add your voice to our initiative: https://t.co/NaqxyjOCyn
Get involved with BIG: if you agree with our mission and would like to lend your voice, please register your business using the form on our website to be added to our growing list of supporters, https://t.co/NaqxyjOCyn #WeRBig#BIG#COVID19#BusinessInterruptionInsurance
Although business owners across the country have paid premiums for Business Interruption insurance coverage to protect their businesses, insurers are withholding payments when businesses and workers need it most.
Read more about the “BIG” Insurance Relief Act. As we are working to insist that insurance companies do the right thing, this act provides a voluntary program for insurers to participate into a federal insurance subsidy program. #WeRBig#BIGAct#BIG#BusinessInterruptionCoverage
This Thursday, @theNYCalliance’s Exec. Director, @AndrewRigiebwill will be interviewing BIG’s lead attorney + insurance expert John Houghtaling about the current legal challenges when it comes to insurance, actions we are taking & more. Join us! https://t.co/Bk1ei5hJmJ #WeRBig
Coronavirus restaurant closures are devastating, writes @Chef_Keller.
We thought we had insurance for that, until we needed to use it: https://t.co/z8o7L5YyB3