A Florida federal judge tossed a dentist's putative COVID-19 business interruption class action against Sentinel Insurance Co. Ltd., finding that he did not show any physical damage to his property as a result of the virus.
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Friday threw out a dental office's lawsuit seeking business interruption coverage from Sentinel Insurance Co. for losses it suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic, rejecting the dentist's argument that the virus stuck to property like a Post-It note and thereby caused damage.
The “Duty to Defend” is a term of art used to describe an insurance company’s obligation to defend policyholders against claims made under a liability insurance policy. In the context.
A Connecticut federal court entered judgment Tuesday against the owner of two California Pilates studios seeking COVID-19 coverage, the same day that a Connecticut bar fought an AIG unit's attempt to dismiss its COVID-19 coverage suit.