Baylor wins $48.5 million in lawsuit alleging COVID caused property damage
Sep. 2— Baylor College of Medicine won a $48.5 million award after Harris County jury found that losses incurred by the medical school in the early phases of the coronavirus pandemic should have been covered by its property insurance. In the case of the Baylor College of Medicine, that medical school stayed stay open to treat patients, and develop research around…
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