A similar petition was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court last year, and that court accepted a certified question to clarify the meaning of direct physical loss. (Credit: J. Albert Diaz/ALM) A similar petition was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court last year, and that court accepted a certified question to clarify the meaning of direct physical loss. (Credit: J. Albert Diaz/ALM)

The North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association (NCRLA), along with 16 restaurants, are asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to bypass the court of appeals and hear an insurer's appeal of a court decision that found there was coverage for COVID-19 business interruptions in an insurance policy.

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