Among the challenges posed by globalization and the continued expansion of operations outside of the U.S., multinational corporations face heightened risks of business interruption losses and elongated supply chains.
Meanwhile, the adjusting process for these types of international claims has become increasingly complex.
Today, it's fairly common for businesses with property claims involving business interruption issues to obtain a "negotiated settlement." These outcomes often result from the differing views of loss valuation and related coverage interpretations by the policyholder and representatives of the insurer.
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