“It's definitely not over. That’s the takeaway for 2023,” said Michael Levine of Hunton Andrews Kurth, who is representing policyholders in multiple Covid-19 business interruption disputes nationwide.
The 9th Circuit seemed to rule out that possibility in a 2021 decision, but not all state courts agreed with it. Some appellate divisions ruled in 2022 that plaintiffs must have a chance to show that the virus does, in fact, cause a “physical alteration” by adhering to surfaces. CRO, represented by attorneys at Cohen Ziffer Frenchman & McKenna, says the New York trial and appellate courts improperly grafted a requirement of “tangible alteration” onto the definition of property damage, which would eliminate coverage for pollutants and harmful fumes.
Imagine what will happen when malpractice cases start piling up due to the 'jab?'
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