“I would like to see the insurance companies pay if they need to pay, if it’s fair. And they know what’s fair. And I know what’s fair. I can tell you really quickly.”
Breaking news: He knows what’s fair and he can tell us really quickly! Tune in daily for more nuggets of insight. To echo the other two comments, you cannot violate a contractual agreement. I truly empathize with the business community, but paying out losses on an exclusion, is a dangerous precedent to set. You can’t purchase homeowner’s insurance after the building has burned down.
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Wait, this guy wants to violate a contractual agreement – been doing it his entire “business” career. Good luck
Generalizing about insurance coverage is a pointless exercise. What matters is the specific language in the insurance contract in question.
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“I would like to see the insurance companies pay if they need to pay, if it’s fair. And they know what’s fair. And I know what’s fair. I can tell you really quickly.”
Breaking news: He knows what’s fair and he can tell us really quickly! Tune in daily for more nuggets of insight. To echo the other two comments, you cannot violate a contractual agreement. I truly empathize with the business community, but paying out losses on an exclusion, is a dangerous precedent to set. You can’t purchase homeowner’s insurance after the building has burned down.
This from a person who can’t tell the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic. Good luck to us all.