>I was just shuffling through some papers and came across our Terrorism Insurance Policy. The form called it “Ultra Catastrophe Liability Coverage”. I wasn’t aware that there were differing intensity levels for a catastrophe. I thought a catastraophe was pretty much the ulitmate in destruction.
I can understand using an adjective such as “natural” or “man-made” to describe different causes of catastrophes, but not ones like “ultra”, “mega” or “extreme”. I think those words are pretty much implied in the definition of the word catastrophe.
>I thought “ultra” and “mega” were terms that were only used when referring to superheroes. Like ULTRA STRETCHY MAN MAN MAN!
>Leave to the lawyers to come up with the term “ultra” catastrophe, then charge “ultra” high fees to defend you in court.
>Leave to the lawyers to come up with the term “ultra” catastrophe, then charge “ultra” high fees to defend you in court.