As recent disasters--both natural and manmade--have dramatically increased the number of business interruption claims, coverage challenges have become a more important issue to corporate insurance buyers.

Understanding the criteria used to evaluate business interruption coverage claims has become a critical factor in avoiding litigation and resolving coverage claims.

Buyers should gauge the following criteria to better deal with coverage problems: direct physical loss to specific property, proof of business interruption and actual monetary loss.

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