Insurers defend disease wordings as Supreme Court appeal opens
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Insurers defend disease wordings as Supreme Court appeal opens

Samuel Casey
16 November 2020
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BRITAIN-LONDON-PROROGATION SUPREME COURT

Insurers have argued there is no reasonable way of interpreting that their wordings provided cover for national pandemics in the opening day of the Supreme Court trial in the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) test case for BI cover.

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