Insurers face another Covid-19 business interruption action group

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The grouping of bar and restaurant owners is set to launch another test case, this time against RSA and QIC Europe, focusing on recovering indemnity for the UK’s multiple lockdowns.

Law firm Edwin Coe has announced the formation of an action group to start proceedings against RSA and QIC Europe to recover business interruption losses suffered as a result of Covid-19. 

Led by CG Restaurants & Bars Limited, the owners of cocktail bars Dirty Martini and numerous other bars and restaurants across the UK, the group will focus on recovering an indemnity for the multiple lockdowns that have occurred as a result of the pandemic. 

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Roger Franklin, head of Edwin Coe’s

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