Program Materials
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Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: March 2009, Tucson
- » Click here for the entire list of program materials.
Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: February/March 2008, Tucson
- Roundtable Articles
- » Keeping the Big Fish Out of the Little Pond
Ann V. Kramer, Matthew R. Wildermuth - » When is the Enemy of My Enemy My Friend?: Ethical and Practical Considerations in the Tripartite Relationship
Neil B. Posner, Perry S. Granof - » 20 Ways to Lose your Coverage Fight! The 20 Don'ts in Handling Claims and Litigation Coverage
Ruth S. Kochenderfer - » The Application of State Antitrust Laws to the Insurance Industry: A Brief Look at Their Usefulness as Well as Potential Pitfalls
Werner A. Powers, Lacy M. Lawrence - » Did I Get Credit for That? Settlement Credits in Coverage Actions
Mary F. Licari, Paul A. Rose - » Insuring Hollywood: Coverage Under Entertainment and Media Policies
Rina Carmel, Matthew L. Jacobs - » Click here for the entire list of program materials.
Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: March 2007, Tucson
- » Between
A Rock and A Hard Place: Potential Pitfalls Arising in a Policyholder’s
Simultaneous Defense of the Underlying Lawsuit and Insurer-Initiated Coverage
Litigation
John S. Vishneski III, Catherine F. Chaskin, Matthew R. Wildermuth, Sarah H. Dearing - » Equitas
and Berkshire Hathatway: What’s the (Big) Deal?
David Stern - » Promises to Keep: Liability for Misrepresentations about the Scope
of Coverage
Patricia A. Bronte - » Coverage for Bugs, Viruses, Spam, and Other Things that Make
Policyholders Want to (Re)Boot their Insurance
Wendy L. Feng, Jason W. Sowers, Spencer D. Hoole, John C. Yang - » Duties Owed to
the Excess Insurer, and Theories of Recovery
Deborah M. Minkoff, Lauren A. Tulli - » I’m Late, I’m
Late, for a Very Important Date … But Does it Matter? Notice and Prejudice
in Occurrence and Claims Made Policies
Rina Carmel, Ommid C. Farashahi, Doressia L. Hutton, Neil B. Posner - » Payback Time:
When Does An Insured's Loss Represent Disgorgement Of Improper Gain?
Mark S. Hersh - » Insurance
Settlements and Buy-Outs: You Can’t Always Get What
You Want, But If You Try, You Can Get What You Need
Marc E. Rosenthal and Scott M. Seaman - » Awards
of Attorneys’ Fees to Policyholders
for Declaratory Judgment Actions
Elizabeth J. Stewart, Paul Owens
Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: March 2006, Tucson
- » Running for Cover(age) When Corporate Scandal Breaks
Karen Painter Randall, Denise M. Amantea, Matthew L. Jacobs, Lane Finch, Mary Ann Mullin - » Deposing and Defending Underwriter
Doressia Hutton, Lee Ogburn, Steven Klepper, Georgia Kazakis, John Vishneski III - » When Does the Money Run Out?
Gregory Schopf, Sarah Wells - » Shooting Across the Border: Enforcing Foreign Judgments
Eduardo Wiesner, Ilan Rosenberg, Julie L.B. Johnson - » Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Colombia
Eduardo Wiesner - » Lost Policies, Burning Rivers and Other Everyday Transactions
Michael Pierro, James Vandevan, James Davis, Paul Walker-Bright, Robert Chung - » Presentation on Claims Made Coverage
Jay M. Levin, Deborah M. Minkoff - » Successor Liability: Why Merger and Acquisition "Marriages" Require Insurance Due Diligenge and Clear Prenuptial Agreements
Catherine J. Serafin[See also: PowerPoint Presentation]
- » The Second Circuit and the "Liability-Generating Event" Test
R. Nicholas Gimbel - » What's New on Number of Occurrences? Reinsurance Perspectives on Aggregation
Robert J. Bates, Jr. - » What's New on Number of Occurrences? The World Trade Center Litigation
Hon. John S. Martin, Jr. - » When Does the Money Run Out? Insolvency, Liquidation and Run Off
Carlos Del Carpio, Gregory E. Schopf, John Osborne, Sherilyn Pastor - » The Impact of State Farm v. Campbell on Punitive Damages Awards in Insurance Bad Faith Actions
Heather Smith Michael - » Additional Insured Endorsements
John P. Malloy, Helen K. Michael - » The
Demise of Fuller-Austin
Steve Vaccaro - » Vendor's
Endorsements: How Much Protection Do They Provide in Light of Judge Posner's
Hartford Decision?
Gregory H. Horowitz, Regina DePumpo - » New Technologies and the Claims They Spawn
Christopher C. Loeber, Adam M. Smith, Gregory C. Brown - » Stand By: Insurer Standing In Asbestos Bankruptcies
Anna P. Engh[See also: PowerPoint Presentation]
- » Running The Numbers: Effectively Preparing, Presenting, or Attacking Your Opponent's Damages Case
Steve Secrist, David Brenner, Dominica Anderson, Clarence Lennon - » I Want A Divorce! Rescission and Severability Issues Affecting D&O Coverage
Daniel Aronowitz, Mary Craig Calkins, Steven R. Smith, Kathryn M. Walker - » Transactional Insurance: A Solution For Dealing With Risks In An M&A Transaction
Les Bek - » Merger and Acquisition Due Diligence Evaluation and Check List
Lori L. Siwik
Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: March 2005, Tucson
- » Hints and Tips on International Commercial Arbitration
Alec Haydon - » Declaratory Relief: The Antidote to Bad Faith
Jeffrey Michael Cohen and Allison Kahn - » Vioxx ®, Hormone Replacement Therapy and Drug Litigation
Rina Carmel - » Asserting Claims Against Impaired and Insolvent Insurers: Who Gets Paid, When, How Much and From Whom?
Panelists: Jim Schacht, Barbara Murray, John Buchanan, and Robert R. Lawrence - » Business Interruption Coverage Post-September 11
Lynn K. Neuner - » Analyzing a Complex General Liability Insurance Coverage Action
Robert D. Chesler, Esq.
Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar: March 2004, Tucson
- » As the Dust Settles: The D & O Market Deals with the Corporate Governance Crisis
Panelists: Denise Amantea, Lisa Butera, Mary Craig Calkins, Joseph Monteleone - » The
London Insurance Market – An Insurance Practitioner’s
Viewpoint
Michael C. Howard ACII
Show & Tell in the Courtroom-The Use and Abuse of High-Tech in Insurance Coverage Cases (2004)
- » Computer-Generated
Evidence in the Courtroom: 20th Century Rules of Evidence Confront
the Trial Techniques of the 21st Century
Michael F. Aylward, Esq. and Mark S. Granger, Esq.
