Alaska Supreme Court says most business insurance doesn’t cover COVID-19 damages
In a first-of-its-kind ruling, the Alaska Supreme Court said Friday that the COVID-19 pandemic does not qualify as “physical loss” or “damage” under common commercial insurance policies. The decision likely means that insurance companies will not have to pay most claims related to business losses caused by COVID-19. The ruling came in response to an […]
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