Business Interruption Insurance: A Potential Tool for Recovery in the COVID-19 Economic Climate
The MAC has partnered with attorneys Kenneth Neuman, Jennifer Grieco, and Stephen McKenney from Altior Law to bring you a webinar on this important topic, available here.
Could a business interruption insurance provision in your property/casualty insurance policies cover losses incurred from being shut down due to COVID-19? Find out in this lunch and learn webinar with a panel of legal experts who will explain the basics of business insurance policies that most of us have, as well as the potential for successfully arguing that your insurance policy must provide insurance coverage for your losses related to COVID-19. Topics of discussion include the most common contract provisions that exist amongst the various property and casualty insurance policies written for insureds in Michigan, the legal defenses that the insurance industry has already begun to make in denying COVID-19 based claims, and the road ahead to pursue a good faith claim for a recovery for damages suffered due to the shut-down of your practice. Don’t miss this important webinar!
Kenneth F. Neuman is the founding shareholder of Altior Law. He specializes in complex commercial litigation, real estate, and corporate transactional work and business consulting. He has over 30 years of experience as an attorney, both inside and outside the courtroom. He is also a registered CPA and spent several years practicing with one of the “big eight” accounting firms prior to beginning his legal career.
Jennifer Grieco is the Immediate Past President of the State Bar of Michigan, having served as President from 2018-2019. She concentrates her practice in the area of complex commercial litigation, with a particular emphasis on business tort claims including professional malpractice, contract claims, construction litigation, and coverage claims.
Stephen McKenney specializes in complex commercial litigation, including representing clients in breach of contract cases, partnership and shareholder disputes, and other business torts (including interference with contract, fraud and shareholder and member oppression), banking litigation, legal malpractice, real estate litigation (including title disputes), probate litigation, and constitutional litigation.
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