Litigation & Arbitration
May 20, 2020
Consolidation of business interruption cases decried by many plaintiffs’ and defense attorneys
Policyholders and insurance companies often disagree. But at least on a procedural level, many attorneys representing them agree that consolidating lawsuits over novel business interruption coverage related to the coronavirus is not the way to go.
Policyholders and insurance companies often disagree. But at least on a procedural level, many attorneys representing them said consolidating lawsuits over business interruption coverage related to the coronavirus is not the way to go.
Since a rash of lawsuits have poured into state and federal courts in California and across the nation, petitions for courts to adjudicate a novel issue under one umbrella in state court or a federal ...
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