Business Interruption Insurance, Second Edition provides a comprehensive discussion of the principal issues to be considered or addressed in obtaining insurance and pursuing and defending claims when business loss occurs. The second edition provides timely coverage of the latest developments including notable and interesting U.S. cases, a number of which have arisen from the 9/11 terrorist attack and other natural disasters. Backed by the knowledge and experience of a leading national accounting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, and a leading national legal firm, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, this collection of articles offers reliable insight into the accounting, legal, and coverage issues.

Benefit from practical guidance on:

• How to set up a contract or policy
• The procedures involved in filing a claim
• The various types of policies and what they are intended to cover
• Ways of estimating losses to be compensated

This resource explains the theory of business interruption insurance and shows you how to apply it through in-depth analysis, commentary, and sample forms. It also includes a checklist, a case study illustrating the structure of a typical claim, and the most thorough and up-to-date review of current Canadian and American case law.