The 10th Cir. joins a growing list of appeals courts siding with Insurers in COVID-19 business interruption cases.

The employees allege the company required them to stay at work or face discipline, despite warnings that dangerous weather was approaching.

This decision by the Ohio State Supreme Court could be significant for homeowners and personal auto insurers alike.

The judge said the Court cannot deviate from previous rulings without rewriting the insurance policy.

The jury's decision was in line with verdicts from previous COVID-19-related business interruption suits.

The player was active with the Cardinals from 2007-2009 and his workers' compensation claim was accepted in 2011.

This case is the latest in a string of ongoing lawsuits challenging uninsured and underinsured motorist provisions.