Illinois employers losing hope state legislature will tackle COVID-19 liability issues

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Illinois business organizations are hoping federal lawmakers can limit potential COVID-19 legal liabilities that state lawmakers haven’t tackled.

There have been more than 4,560 complaints filed across the country over COVID-19-related issues, according to a COVID-19 Complaint Tracker from the firm Hunton Andrews Kurth. While cases tracked include legal challenges against stay-at-home orders, the most common complaints in Illinois involved insurance.

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