Post-Bombing, Boston Printer's Claim Denied

The amount sought by Sir Speedy Printing is to cover revenue it lost in the months following the bombings, according to the Herald.

Counsel for the printer filed in its complaint that the policy—which the insurer did not provide to Sir Speedy until after the attacks—Public Service Mutual is "required to offer coverage for losses resulting from an act of terrorism that is certified under the federal program as an act of terror.