The death of Carrie Fisher, has threatened to burn a hole in the pockets of the underwriters of Disney’s claim for loss. The studio, which owns the sci-fi saga, had wisely taken out so-called contractual-protection insurance (CPI) in case death thwarted a contractual obligation: in Fisher’s case to film and promote future Star Wars episodes. The claim […]
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