Since the novel coronavirus landed in America, the insurance industry has worked hard to create the impression that there is no coverage for business interruption losses resulting from the pandemic. For the most part, insurers have discussed the “intent” of the policies and avoided specific policy analysis. The insurer disinformation effort recently started including citations to lists of court decisions obtained to date—as if insurance coverage should be decided not on the terms of the contracts at issue but instead on the basis of an early win/loss record. A review of court statistics, along with two recent court decisions, expose the fallacy of the insurers’ argument.