March 07, 2022
In the first COVID-19 business interruption appeal to come before it, the Fourth Circuit on Monday sealed Cincinnati Insurance Co.'s victory in its dispute with a West Virginia-based wine and art venue, finding the policyholder did not suffer the type of physical loss or damage necessary to trigger coverage.
December 08, 2021
The Fourth Circuit appeared unsure Wednesday about a West Virginia wine and art venue's argument on why the loss of use of property during the pandemic was a covered loss under a commercial property insurance policy with Cincinnati Insurance, in the first COVID-19 coverage appeal with that federal appellate court.
September 03, 2021
A West Virginia wine and art venue told the Fourth Circuit on Friday that the loss of use of its property because of the coronavirus pandemic should qualify it for coverage under its business interruption policy with the Cincinnati Insurance Co.
July 19, 2021
The Cincinnati Insurance Co. is asking the Fourth Circuit to uphold a lower court finding that a West Virginia wine and art venue failed to show how the coronavirus pandemic caused the kind of physical loss or damage required for coverage.
May 28, 2021
An art class company has urged the Fourth Circuit to revive its proposed class action seeking pandemic-related loss coverage from Cincinnati Insurance Co., saying a West Virginia federal court wrongly asked it to show virus infections to allege physical harm.