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A restaurant operator urged a Michigan appeals court Wednesday to consider a layman's understanding of "direct physical loss or damage" when determining whether its insurance should cover losses from pandemic-related shutdowns, comparing the phrase's meaning to temporarily taking a toy away from a child.
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A Florida family-owned chain of restaurants urged the Fourth Circuit for another shot at obtaining coverage from Colony Insurance Co. for pandemic-related losses, arguing a Virginia federal judge incorrectly found that their properties had to be structurally altered by the coronavirus for there to be a covered physical loss.
A Florida steakhouse has urged the Eleventh Circuit to revive its lawsuit seeking COVID-19 business interruption coverage from its insurer, criticizing a lower court's reliance on an influential opinion in the circuit involving "direct physical loss of or damage to" property.
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