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The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the dismissal of COVID-19 coverage suits from a Des Moines golf club and a restaurant Friday, becoming the second state high court to rule in favor of insurers a day after the Massachusetts high court did so.
In December 2021, the New York legislature passed the Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act (the "Act"), which required defendants in civil litigations in New York State courts to disclose certain information...
Law360 Insurance Authority readers may know his business as Kim-Chee LLC, the first name in the case caption of the Second Circuit's recent decision in favor of insurers in a wave of business interruption coverage suits stemming from the pandemic. But to Grand Master Chuck Gorino and his students, the business means so much more.
The Second and Ninth circuits issued short rulings over the past week in line with their previous decisions against policyholders seeking coverage for COVID-19-related losses, including appeals from a New York hospitality group and a Nevada advertising agency.
Handbag giant Vera Bradley and the San Francisco 49ers have recently filed COVID-19 coverage suits against their insurers, even as judges were dismissing claims from a Florida property management company and a New Orleans retailer.