"The way the courts are deciding these cases lately, they're just saying all these other courts have said there's no cause of action, so, clearly, there's no cause of action. I hope the Supreme Court doesn't do that," said insurance attorney Eugene Killian Jr.
March 14, 2023 at 04:24 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
Nearly all the courts hearing COVID-related business-interruption coverage disputes around the country have ruled in favor of insurance companies, but some are hoping an upcoming appeal at the New Jersey Supreme Court will yield a different result.
The court agreed to hear an appeal in a case involving an Atlantic City casino that sought reimbursement for costs of the pandemic shutdown.
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