Business Interruption

The coronavirus outbreak threatens to disrupt operations for many businesses that will seek relief through their applicable insurance policies. However, will claims due to business interruption be covered by your insurance carrier?

It depends on several factors including the specifics of your circumstances and variables such as policy verbiage and state law. Our latest blog post discusses some of these factors, but if your business is experiencing interruption contact us. We will review your policy and circumstances at no cost or obligation.

Typically within the small print of your insurance policy is a provision for business loss and business interruption. Under the terms of those policies, you may be entitled to certain compensation as a result of your business having suffered a loss due to a quarantine.

The lawyers at Freundlich & Littman, LLC have successfully handled numerous large business interruption insurance loss cases, and with this experience, are able to help your business get what it is entitled to as a result. Don’t hesitate to contact Freundlich & Littman today to see how we can fight to get you the compensation you deserve!

Policy Coverage

Different policies offer different amounts of coverage, some broader than others. Usually, business interruption only applies to circumstances where a physical loss, such as a fire, or a flood, has affected your business, but certain insurance provisions specifically provide coverage for loss due to civil unrest, or from when a civil authority prevents you from operating and disruption to your supply chain. Under this contingent loss insurance, a company very well might have coverage for circumstances where your business is closed due to quarantine.