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The United States District Court for the District of Colorado, applying Colorado law, has held that claimants were not entitled to coverage for default judgments because the insured dentist...

The California Court of Appeal has ruled that a Superior Court judge erred in refusing to allow a restaurant chain a chance to amend its complaint to set forth claims for "communicable disease event" coverage.

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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: COVID-19 has certainly been a devastating and disrupting force for businesses in 2020. Since the pandemic began, a major point of contention between corporate policyholders and insurers is whether these disruptions rise to “business interruptions” as defined under insurance policies offering business interruption (BI) coverage. Companies often purchase BI coverage as part of traditional “all-risk” commercial property policies....