After enduring months of on-and-off economic shutdowns, Alaska’s businesses are struggling to stay afloat and keep their employees. As they slowly reopen, they’re now at risk of being sued by customers who claim to have caught COVID-19 on their premises, despite employees following the health guidelines for sanitation and distancing.
Watch the video below to hear from Cyrus Aldeman, part owner of Anchorage Trolley Tours, and Stan Selman, co-owner of Club Paris, to learn how the right public policy could allow them to open safely, without the threat of litigation.