A Pennsylvania youth sports center is hoping to leverage President Trump’s recent remarks on business interruption insurance to force its provider to cover pandemic-related losses.
Chester County Sports Arena on April 24 sued a subsidiary of The Cincinnati Insurance Cos., asking a federal court to find that Pennsylvania’s stay-at-home mandate triggered a property access provision of its policy.
The arena, in its complaint, cited the president’s comments that “seemed to support insurance coverage for business loss like that suffered by the plaintiff.”
Trump told reporters during an April 10 press briefing that companies should, where appropriate, receive payment if ...
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