Bothwell v. Employers Underwriters Agency, Inc.

In 1915 Edward C. Myers was employed by the National Mutual Safety Insurance Company, a Delaware corporation, operating in Philadelphia, which was engaged in the business of insuring its policy holders against losses which they might sustain as a result of strikes on the part of their employees; In that year the company, because of financial reverses, discontinued its business, and in consequence Myers was thrown out of employment. He had, however, from his work in it, become interested in the subject of strike insurance, and he devoted the next three years of his life to gathering actuarial…