Part One of this article discussed business interruption generally, Imperial Palace's “probable experience” claim following Hurricane Katrina, and “probable experience” case law. This second installment continues the discussion of “probable experience” case law and addresses the issues that were brought to a head in the Imperial Palace case.
'Probable Experience' in Business Interruption Claims
Part One of this article discussed business interruption generally, Imperial Palace's "probable experience" claim following Hurricane Katrina, and "probable experience" case law. This second installment continues the discussion of "probable experience" case law and addresses the issues that were brought to a head in the <i>Imperial Palace case.</i>
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