What’s Happening With Business Interruption Claims?
On the second episode of our COVID-19 Insurance Podcast, Perkins Coie's Insurance Recovery Partners Selena Linde and Vivek Chopra interview special guest Henry Daar, the Executive Vice President and Practice Leader for North American Property Claims at Willis Tower Watson. The speakers discuss Business Interruption and Civil Authority Claims for COVID-19 and specifically address tips for providing notice, the amount and types of claims policyholders are filing, initial reactions, and requests for information from the insurance industry, similar historical events and the barrage of expected insurance litigation coming our way.
Listen to "April 14, 2020 - What's Happening With Business Interruption Claims?" on Spreaker.
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