A Houston law firm and its landlord sued the firm’s insurance company in Connecticut, alleging the insurer improperly denied a claim for lost business income blamed on COVID-19 shutdown orders.
The lawsuit by Kennedy Hodges & Associates and landlord Three Commas are an example of a growing nationwide trend of businesses suing their insurers for denials of COVID-19-related claims. About 65 Florida cases have been filed.
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