The recent riots in Minneapolis, Atlanta, Detroit, Indianapolis and elsewhere have caused some business owners and homeowners to be concerned about insurance coverage for losses caused by violent acts of destruction of property. The short answer is that many standard insurance forms do include coverage for such losses, but determining exactly what is covered is a matter of reviewing each individual policy in light of the circumstances of the actual loss and damage.
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Parr Richey Frandsen Patterson Kruse LLP | May 30, 2020 | business destruction, business interruption, civil commotion, civil disobedience, civil unrest, Damages, George Floyd, Insurance, Property Damage, protests, riot, Riot and Civil Commotion |
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