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Cosmetics studios sue Beazley over coronavirus (COVID-19) business losses

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Published on: 12 June 2025
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Law360, London: Almost 70 cosmetics clinics, including tattoo studios and a flotation therapy centre, have sued two Lloyd's of London syndicates managed by Beazley for losses they claimed to have incurred after temporarily closing during the coronavirus pandemic.

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