From WSJopinion: Litigating the coronavirus crisis doesn’t serve the national interest. No single industry is accountable for human and financial consequences no one saw coming, writes Chubb CEO Evan G. Greenberg
Coronavirus has delivered the most severe blow to the American economy since the Great Depression. The contraction in growth and spike in unemployment will add to the human misery as the health crisis unfolds. How long the disaster will last—or how much worse it will get—is unclear. But it won’t help Americans or the economy to allow lawsuits to proliferate or to try to pin the damage on insurers like my company.
First, some history is in order. Many experts, including professional economists and leaders of the Federal Reserve,...
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