14Aug
Construction of the New Normal: The Evolving Insurance Landscape
When COVID-19 hit, both insurers and the insured had to grapple with policy claims and whether a product responded to the crisis. This was no different in the construction industry where parties had to examine their policy language to understand if the damage sustained by the pandemic was the same damage they could claim for under insurance....
By:
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
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