Calif. Panel Revives Real Estate Firm's COVID Coverage Suit

By Riley Murdock · October 2, 2023, 7:11 PM EDT

A California state appellate court partially revived a real estate investment firm's bid to recover from its insurers up to $250 million in pandemic-related lost income, finding Monday the company plausibly argued the...

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