Watermark Claims Specialists

Business Interruption

Definition:

Coverage that reimburses lost income and operating expenses when a business cannot operate due to a covered loss.

Explanation:

This is most relevant for commercial property owners or landlords. It ensures the policyholder can continue to meet financial obligations while the property is being repaired.

Example:

If a fire damages a rental building and tenants must move out, business interruption coverage may pay the lost rental income.

Why it matters:

This term affects how claims are handled and what payout a homeowner may receive.

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