Lloyd's was among many insurers targeted by such suits. Examples included the owner of a restaurant chain who sought confirmation of cover in the Texas courts for his claim under a $1m "pandemic insurance" policy that was marketed to cover against a "pathogen-related business interruption event". The policyholder's claim was reportedly denied because the specific disease in the matter, COVID-19, was "not a named disease" (the policy did however name "SARS-associated coronavirus"). In Florida the owner of a sports bar filed a similar claim seeking confirmation of coverage under his business interruption policy, which included the usual "physical loss" requirement and in Louisiana a restaurateur also sought a legal declaration that his "all-risks policy" afforded coverage since it did not explicitly exclude losses caused by a pandemic.