By Jeff Kichaven and Rachel Ehrlich – March 30, 2023 | Who would have guessed that the world of mediation would become a mix of online, in-person and hybrid events, with the choice of medium adding to the uniqueness of every case?
By Jessica Gopiao and Andres Avila – June 12, 2023 | For new lawyers in the insurance coverage field, determining what the policy covers and does not cover in light of a claim can be made easier with these tips.
By Andrew M. Barrios and Adrienne N. Kitchen – November 16, 2022 | It is imperative that attorneys who desire to develop their own book of business do so in a deliberate and proactive manner.
By Christina A. Culver – December 15, 2022 |The communications between insurers and their counsel are usually privileged, but coverage attorneys must be mindful of circumstances leading to waiver of this protection in coverage disputes.
In this Sound Advice, Adrienne Kitchen discussed the biometric privacy acts that are popping up in states across the country, leading to the potential for class actions and potential significant exposure for policyholders. Several types of insurance may cover violations of these acts.
In this program, Ashley Jordan covers two recurring issues associated with coverage for construction defect claims under Commercial General Liability policies: "trigger" of coverage and "anti-Montrose" provisions. She also provides risk management and coverage-maximizing strategies in relation to these common carrier defenses.
Learn how to get involved with the Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee and maximize your Section membership!
