Pandemic & Civil Authority
Post, landmark US pandemic BI decisions disputes: disease clauses, prevention of access, and robust loss quantification.
Full overviewWhen income loss is material to liability or quantum, courts expect disciplined financial modeling - not narrative estimates. The case types below routinely require a credentialed BI expert who can translate accounting records into Daubert-compliant opinions.

Post, landmark US pandemic BI decisions disputes: disease clauses, prevention of access, and robust loss quantification.
Full overviewMandatory closures, access prevention, and quantifying economic loss tied to state action.
Full overviewThird-party triggers, policy scope, and rigorous causal analysis for downstream revenue loss.
Full overviewUpstream/downstream dependencies, trigger events at third parties, and quantifying downstream revenue loss.
Full overviewThe most common BI triggers - quantifying loss from damage date through financial recovery, not just repairs.
Full overviewSystem downtime, ransomware, and coverage mapping across traditional BI and cyber policies.
Full overviewLocalised perils, police cordons, and hybrid clauses where access - not only damage - drives interruption.
Full overviewOff-premises failure extensions, public utility exclusions, and financial loss during downtime.
Full overviewWhere insurers challenge methodology, indemnity length, or the entire loss presentation - independent quantum reconstruction.
Full overviewIndustry practice, investigation adequacy, and reconstructing the claim insurers should have paid.
Full overviewProject timelines, DSU wordings, and revenue forgone for each day of insured delay.
Full overviewHigh-value retail, financial services, and professional-sector BI disputes with New York market rate and disclosure norms.
Full overviewEconomic limit arithmetic, efficiency tests, and mapping spend to the correct insuring clause.
Full overviewShare the dispute and the timetable, and we will look for a credentialed specialist for loss quantification, policy interpretation and Daubert-compliant reporting.