RSA and Hiscox face new group action in Covid-19 BI legal row

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Law firm Edwin Coe is advising two groups of businesses who have had their BI claims rejected by Hiscox and RSA.

Fresh group action against RSA and Hiscox is being prepared by insurance lawyers at Edwin Coe.

The claims relate to business interruption losses as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

According to Edwin Coe, the group action against Hiscox is in conjunction with claims specialist Roger Topping of Claims Equilibrium Club.

It advances under the name Hiscox Business Interruption Group, which the law firm stated involves a number of businesses that have been denied claims for BI losses during the

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