If a business is closed, then the owners are missing out on potential revenue. On most occasions, business owners have control over choosing when to close their company’s operations. However, there are special circumstances where business owners forfeit this control. For example, business operations could be forced to close due to commercial property loss or damage. If a negligent party is responsible for your business closing, then you may have the option of filing a business interruption claim.
The attorneys at the Law Offices of F. Craig Wilkerson Jr. have experience helping business owners recover losses due to business closure. We will aggressively fight the insurance company and negligent party that are preventing you from receiving your entitled compensation. Contact our business interruption claim attorneys today for a free case evaluation.
What Damages Does a Business Interruption Claim Cover?
After being closed for several weeks or month, your business is likely bleeding money. If a negligent party is to blame for your business closing, then you should consider filing a business interruption claim.
Although many people in South Carolina own businesses, they are often confused about the legal remedies available to them after their business is forced to close. Damages that a business interruption claim may cover include:
- Lost income and cash flow
- Loss of customers who took their business elsewhere
- Loss of use or property value
- Temporary lease of another commercial space
Our business interruption claim lawyers represent a variety of business owners, including owners of retail stores, restaurants, office buildings, warehouses and other types of commercial businesses. If you have additional questions about business interruption law in South Carolina, then please do not hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.
Filing a Business Interruption Claim? Our Rock Hill Attorneys Provide Experienced and Aggressive Legal Representation
Many businesses in Rock Hill and the surrounding areas are forced to close due to unforeseen circumstances. However, you may find yourself in a situation where your business was forced to close due to the negligence of another party.
If you are suffering from property damage and forced to close your business, then there is a solution. Contact a business interruption claims attorney at the Law Offices of F. Craig Wilkerson Jr. today for a free case evaluation. Give us a call at (803) 324-7200, or use the confidential contact form on our website. We look forward to evaluating the merits of your claim and meeting with you in person.