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June 11, 2020
1 S.A.N.T., INC. v. BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY et al
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January 15, 2021
Pa. Court Finds No 'Physical Loss' To Restaurants From Virus
A federal judge on Friday tossed a Pennsylvania restaurant's proposed class action seeking coverage from National Fire & Marine Insurance Co. for losses due to the coronavirus, finding that establishments limited to carry-out service had not sustained the "direct, physical loss" necessary to trigger their insurance policies.
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