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Courts and Coverage
Even More Confusion Regarding the "Damage to Property" Exclusion
David Knapp | June 7, 2024
David Knapp relates decisions by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals that only add to the confusion.
Design and Professional Liability
Architect's Good Faith Avoids Tortious Interference Claim
Kenneth Slavens | June 7, 2024
While the court held for the architect, Ken Slavens examines the flawed analysis and how the suit could have been avoided.
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Exceptions
Melissa Krasnow | May 31, 2024
In the final article of the series, Melissa Krasnow identifies the exceptions to the law.
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Notices, Controllers and Processors, and Enforcement
Melissa Krasnow | May 30, 2024
Looking deeper into the New Jersey privacy law, Melissa Krasnow examines aspects applicable to consumers' personal data.
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Application, Definitions, and Consumer Rights
Melissa Krasnow | May 29, 2024
In this three-part series, Melissa Krasnow discusses details of the New Jersey data privacy and security law.
Catastrophe Risk Management
Collaborating To Prevent, Prepare for, and Recover from Wildfires
John E Putnam | May 17, 2024
John Putnam examines the importance of grassroots strategies to address the risk of wildfires, including bringing stakeholders and agencies with wildfire experience together to combat the problem.
Design and Professional Liability
No Expertise, No Testimony on Architect's Standard of Care
Kenneth Slavens | May 17, 2024
Relating a recent design liability case, Ken Slavens stresses the importance of making sure your expert truly is one when testifying on your behalf.
Healthcare Professional Liability Insurance
London (Still) Calling for US Healthcare Risks
Charles Kolodkin | May 9, 2024
Charles Kolodkin provides an update on the London healthcare professional liability insurance market.
Actuarial
The Law of Large Numbers
Gordon Thompson | May 3, 2024
Gordon Thompson reviews the underlying risk theories that support risk diversification by volume and by time, providing numerical examples.
Captives
Risk Distribution: A History and the Law of Large Numbers Fallacy
Hale Stewart | May 2, 2024
Hale Stewart examines the origins of risk distribution and why the law of large numbers doesn't apply to insurance in the manner understood by the courts.
Courts and Coverage
Even More Confusion Regarding the "Damage to Property" Exclusion
David Knapp | June 7, 2024
Design and Professional Liability
Architect's Good Faith Avoids Tortious Interference Claim
Kenneth Slavens | June 7, 2024
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Exceptions
Melissa Krasnow | May 31, 2024
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Notices, Controllers and Processors, and Enforcement
Melissa Krasnow | May 30, 2024
Cyber and Privacy Risk and Insurance
New Jersey Privacy Law: Application, Definitions, and Consumer Rights
Melissa Krasnow | May 29, 2024
Catastrophe Risk Management
Collaborating To Prevent, Prepare for, and Recover from Wildfires
John E Putnam | May 17, 2024
Design and Professional Liability
No Expertise, No Testimony on Architect's Standard of Care
Kenneth Slavens | May 17, 2024
Healthcare Professional Liability Insurance
London (Still) Calling for US Healthcare Risks
Charles Kolodkin | May 9, 2024
Captives
Risk Distribution: A History and the Law of Large Numbers Fallacy
Hale Stewart | May 2, 2024