The Gold Label Wine Industry's factory and warehouse were reduced to ashes during the summer, and now it's been three to four months.
In October, the Gold Label Wine Industry sued the insurance company in court, claiming it was an "accidental fire," and the insurance company should compensate.
Actually, the compensation itself is not about how much money the insurance company pays, but it's calculated based on the appraisal of the loss the fire caused to the Gold Label company, and then compensated according to this loss.
For a factory like Gold Label Company with a long history, the compensation isn't much, and strictly speaking, the compensation might not be more than the premiums they've cumulatively paid.
In other words, the insurance company didn't lose money over the long haul.
But now it's not about losing money, they just don't want to pay.
Then they started the process.
