La Louisiane Bakery Co. v. Lafayette Insurance Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
FREDERICKA HOMBERG WICKER, Judge.
[ 2This appeal arises from an insurance dispute. La Louisiane Bakery Company Ltd., plaintiffiappellee/insured, sought to recover wind-related damages for loss of business interruption in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Lafayette Insurance Company, defendant/appellant/commercial insurer, argued that the policy’s anticon-current causation clause (“ACC clause”) barred recovery. Lafayette asserted that loss of utility service, flooding, and “sump pump” overflow — excluded perils — contributed concurrently or sequentially to the loss sustained by wind damage — a…
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