Published: Wed 22 Jul 2020

Action group accuses insurers of “diversionary tactics”

A policyholder action group permitted to intervene in the FCA’s High Court test case has accused two UK insurers of seeking to use “diversionary tactics” in order to avoid paying out on Covid-19 related business interruption claims.

Business interruption

COVID-19

Legal/ Regulatory

Published: Wed 22 Jul 2020

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