Insurance policies are binding contracts, and New York law requires insurers to act honestly and not unreasonably delay or deny valid claims. Courts have consistently held insurers accountable when they fail to meet these obligations, particularly when their conduct harms the policyholder’s ability to recover.
Business Interruption: The Largest Financial Impact
For many hotels, the most significant loss is financial, not physical. Business interruption claims require a detailed analysis of:
- Historical revenue and occupancy
- Profit and loss statements
- Fixed and variable expenses
These claims are frequently challenged, particularly when insurers dispute projected income or the length of the recovery period.









