The National Basketball Association will restart its season later this month with a league-wide general liability insurance policy that will not reimburse it for expenses if games are canceled at the bubble campus at Disney World in Orlando. The policy will protect the NBA from interruptions like weather-related or structural problems that prevent buildings from operating. It will also cover incidents involving bodily injuries and property damage resulting from services and operations, CNBC has learned. But the policy will not cover the cost of expenses associated with the bubble, which amount to more than $150 million. The estimated cost for a league-approved individual to attend the bubble is $60,000, according to a person will knowledge of the NBA’s planning.