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Second day on the job and Tom forgot his gloves again! #saftyfirst #waterdamage #plumber #b2b #localbusiness

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Business Closures & Insurance Claims Mandated Business Closures to Press Insurance Companies to Shortchange Insurance Claims LOS ANGELES When disaster strikes, we first worry about health and safety. Shortly thereafter, concerns of financial loss and damage come to mind. ... Insurance is the method most have chosen to protect themselves from risk. Many insurance policies contain clauses that protect businesses and people in the event of a disaster resulting in governmental intervention. Most insurance covers on an all risk basis. That means all risks of loss and damage are covered unless explicitly, expressly, and unambiguously excluded. Loss and damage incurred to decontaminate and protect your premises, as well as resulting losses from interruption of business due to government mandated closures and the viral pandemic may be covered. A close look at your insurance policy is needed to determine if coverage exists. Some policies will cover the damage caused by the viral pandemic and some will not. However, some insurance companies through their brokers will attempt to shade themselves behind the shroud of obscure contract interpretation and exclude business interruption claims. Additionally, legislation is in the works which may negate the effect of exclusionary language. In the wake of recent events, New Jersey among other states and the federal government are discussing legislation to force insurers to pay COVID-19 business interruption insurance claims in an attempt to counter the exclusions contained in Insurance Services Office (ISO) Form CP 01 40 07 06. ISO CP 01 40 07 06 states, in part, that claims addressed under this clause will be not be covered in the event of a virus or bacteria capable of inducing physical distress, illness, or disease.

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