In a pair of cases, the judges based their rulings on policy language that excluded coverage for losses caused by viruses.
November 06, 2020 at 01:24 PM
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A pair of new rulings brings bad news for some businesses that were shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic and are seeking reimbursement for their losses by insurance.
Senior District Judge Robert Kugler granted a motion Thursday to dismiss a suit by the owners of the Cara Mia restaurant in Millburn, who were seeking business interruption coverage from Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
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Cara Mia restaurant of Millburn, New Jersey. (Photo: Google)
