Kenneth H. Wollner, J.D., deceased

Ken Wollner wrote about drafting and interpreting insurance contracts for IRMI.com.

Beginning in 1969 as an underwriter, Mr. Wollner was a vice president in charge of casualty for a major surplus-lines company. In 1980 he became a principal for a major consulting firm, where he eventually led the directors and officers liability practice and provided contract management services for an insurance company subsidiary of the American Hospital Association. He then served as managing director of Casualty Risk Consultants, a consultancy specializing in property and casualty insurance and self-insurance.

Mr. Wollner was a member of the Massachusetts, Michigan, and New Mexico bar associations. He has authored numerous publications, including the award-winning book How to Draft and Interpret Insurance Policies, which is still available through IRMI.com.

Articles on IRMI.com

Commercial Insurance: Drafting and Interpreting Insurance Policies

A Vote Against Broker-Drafted Manuscript Policies (in Most Cases) (April 2003)

The Enigma of Causation in Insurance Contract Interpretation (January 2003)

Should Insurance Policies Have "No Hair?" (September 2002)

Public Policy & D&O Insurance (April 2002)

Self-Insurance, Primary Insurance, and Excess Insurance: Adventures in Contract Interpretation (February 2002)

Sick Building Syndrome and the Definition of "Pollution Conditions" (June 2001)

Detecting Uncertainty in the Meaning of Insurance Policy Wording (April 2001)