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Good Faith Claim Handling and Adjustment of Business Interruption Claims in a COVID-19 World


Presented By: DRI's Insurance Law Committee

While our world has slowed due to COVID-19, it has not stopped.  Property losses continue to occur and more are to come with hurricane season soon to begin.  The panel will address the handling, adjustment, and valuation of in progress, non-COVID-19 business interruption claims and future non-COVID-19 property claims.  This topic will also delve into the challenges of measuring lost revenue as complicated by the reality that many businesses are shuttered and supply chains are disrupted.  The panel will then address what the insurance industry will face as we enter hurricane season while the U.S. is reopening and is at risk of a second wave of COVID-19 spread in fall 2020.

Who Should Attend: 

  • Insurance industry representatives including claims professionals, underwriters, and in-house counsel
  • Attorneys assisting the claims handling process
  • Risk managers

What Will You Learn?:

  • How to adjust business interruption and other loss of revenue claims
  • The challenges of calculating lost revenue in our COVID-19 environment
  • Legislative and regulatory directives with respect to adjusting insurance claims post-COVID-19
  • Good faith claim handling practices for property insurance clams
     

Jonathan Schwartz, Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP
Rick Hammond, HeplerBroom LLC
Tim J. Voncina, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP

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