Published: Fri 2 Oct 2020

PA judge throws out Covid-19 BI case against Hartford and USI

The Hartford and USI have been granted a motion to dismiss a case filed by a lawyer seeking payment of Covid-19-related business interruption (BI) losses, in the latest win for insurers in US courts.

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Published: Fri 2 Oct 2020

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