Insurers slam ‘rotten’ Stonegate arguments in £1.1bn Covid BI trial
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Insurers slam ‘rotten’ Stonegate arguments in £1.1bn Covid BI trial

Samuel Casey
14 June 2022
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Coronavirus Pandemic In London

Insurers have labelled legal arguments on claims aggregation from pub chain Stonegate as “rotten”, as they defend themselves against a £1.1bn ($1.3bn) Covid-19 BI suit in the High Court.

In the second day of a two-week hearing, counsel for MS Amlin, Zurich and Liberty Mutual laid out the insurers’ defence, arguing that the pub company bought BI insurance for its central business operation, as opposed to its 760...

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