Insurance
Nov. 15, 2001
Numbers Game
As time has passed since Sept. 11, insurance issues now are becoming a focal point of discussion, as people attempt to deal with the economic burdens of their losses. One question that has come to the forefront is: How many "events or occurrences" were there? The answers to this question will play a large part in determining how much insurance coverage is available for losses traced to the attacks.
By Kirk A. Pasich
As time has passed since Sept. 11, insurance issues now are becoming a focal point of discussion, as people attempt to deal with the economic burdens of their losses. One question that has come to the forefront is: How many "events or occurrences" were there? The answers to this question will...
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