In recent weeks, insurance companies have racked up even more wins in business interruption cases. But earlier this month, a state appellate court broke rank, providing a potential avenue to victory for some policyholders even as so many others have proven to be dead ends.
June 30, 2022 at 10:06 PM
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As more and more state and federal appeals courts weigh in on pandemic-related business interruption claims, the trend in favor of insurers increases in momentum.
In recent weeks, insurance companies have racked up even more wins. But earlier this month, a state appellate court broke rank, providing a potential avenue to victory for some policyholders even as so many others have proven to be dead ends.
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