A short video highlighting some of the most popular and interesting articles in FC&S in August you may have missed.

Sometimes the repair of damages from a hurricane can lead to unexpected mitigation, such as in the case when replacement of flooring required asbestos abatement.

Sometimes the repair of damages from a hurricane can lead to unexpected mitigation, such as in the case when replacement of flooring required asbestos abatement.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has sided with insurers in the ongoing national debate over whether businesses should be entitled to coverage for lost income as a result of government shutdown orders during the pandemic.

A Connecticut court has refused to dismiss a COVID-19 business interruption suit stating that a hotel chain seeking coverage for a property in Louisiana had adequately alleged physical loss or damage.

A Connecticut court has refused to dismiss a COVID-19 business interruption suit stating that a hotel chain seeking coverage for a property in Louisiana had adequately alleged physical loss or damage.

A Connecticut court has refused to dismiss a COVID-19 business interruption suit stating that a hotel chain seeking coverage for a property in Louisiana had adequately alleged physical loss or damage.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has sided with insurers in the ongoing national debate over whether businesses should be entitled to coverage for lost income as a result of government shutdown orders during the pandemic.

This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.

An updated Treasury Department advisory spells out the risks cyber insurers and other companies could face for paying ransoms.