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Wis. Justices Told Biz Insured For 'Short Term' Virus Closures

By Shawn Rice · April 12, 2022, 6:51 PM EDT

Wisconsin's high court justices pushed a group of restaurants and taverns to explain in a hearing Tuesday how long it took them to recover from COVID-19 closures, with the businesses arguing...

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Wis. Justices Told Biz Insured For 'Short Term' Virus Closures

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