Court of Appeal upholds key Covid BI judgment
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that hundreds of thousands of businesses with ‘at the premises’ disease cover are entitled to claim for Covid losses, dismissing appeals brought by insurers.
The court upheld a judgment handed down by the Commercial Court last year in a test case that examined the clauses in question, the lead case of which was a dispute between the London International
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