Houston – You’ve got employees at an overseas location during an outbreak of a nasty disease. Local authorities start clamping down. Quarantines set up by U.S. health officials mean some of your workers can’t re-enter the country, if they can even leave the scene of the outbreak. Maybe some of your employees contracted the disease. Maybe they’ve been detained. What…

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