Aero Falcons, LLC owned an airplane which was insured by American Alternative Insurance.  The local sheriff seized the airplane and commenced a civil forfeiture proceeding on the basis the plane was used in the commission of felony drug trafficking and prostitution.  Aero Falcons hired attorneys who successfully opposed the foreclosure proceedings and the sheriff released the plane six weeks later.  Aero Falcons sued the insurer seeking coverage for the attorney fees expended to get the plane released.  The policy covered “physical damage” to the aircraft and physical damage was defined as “physical loss of or damage to the aircraft.”  The policy also required the insured to protect the damaged property or else coverage would be forfeited.  The insurer contended the sheriff’s seizure did not constitute physical damage to the plane.  Is there coverage?