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The landmark ruling supports what insurers have argued since the start of the pandemic: COVID-19 does not cause 'physical damage.'
The insurer argues it has no duty to defend, as the policy's employer's liability and workers' compensation exclusions bar coverage.
Four Anytime Fitness outlets are named in the complaint, which seeks to represent locations nationwide.
In the past, the ride-share companies have stated that drivers were properly classified as independent contractors.
Several defendants have been slapped with a class-action suit after two Michigan dams were breached in May.
A botched delivery left a shipment of 995 bottles of wine with a 'cooked, jammy flavor.'
The suit filed by Applied Underwriters' Centauri targets Wellington Insurance and former employees for breach of contract.
While the majority of cases concern business interruption coverage and virus exclusions, there are a couple of outliers.
The proposed legislation would require insurers to pay claims that standard property policies do not typically cover.
Alice couldn't save this one, but production insurance may have.