The recent catastrophic warehouse fires in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne are a good occasion to consider what type of coverage is best on large, older industrial or commercial buildings that have useful purposes but may, in fact, be impossible or impractical to replace. It is also a good time to think about what amount your insurance company may owe you for business interruption or business income loss where it is not possible to return to business in the location where the original facility was located.
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Parr Richey Frandsen Patterson Kruse LLP | Aug 24, 2013 | Actual Cash Value, Broad Evidence Rule, Explosion and Fire, Property Damage, Warehouse Fires |
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