The New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed an order granting summary judgment to an insurer on 13 claims, all related to denied coverage for business losses incurred following Gov. Phil Murphy’s Executive Order 107, which closed nonessential businesses and prohibited social gatherings.
According to the per curiam opinion, Rockleigh Country Club submitted a claim against its insurer, Hartford Insurance Co., for “business losses and expenses it incurred due to the closure of its facility in response to EO 107′s requirements and restrictions.” Hartford denied the claim.
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