Tracy A. Saxe

Mr. Saxe is a coauthor of several discussions in the Construction Risk Management builders risk chapter, including "Sue and Labor Claims," "Weather Damage to the Project Interior," "Implications of Builders Risk Sublimits and Deductibles for Specified Perils," "Sequential and Concurrent Causes of Loss," and "Nonphysical Loss To Unbuilt Property." 

Mr. Saxe is a skilled commercial litigator with more than 25 years of experience. Since 1990, he has focused his practice on insurance coverage issues, disputes, litigation, and trials on behalf of policyholders, handling cases involving insurance coverage for comprehensive general liability, directors and officers, employment practices liability, professional liability, builders risk, subguard, first-party property damage (including storm damage and collapse claims), additional insured, and business interruption claims. Mr. Saxe has handled cases involving coverage for construction defects, completed operations, product liability, property damage and bodily injury related to mold and asbestos, bodily injury related to construction, "sick building" syndrome, environmental claims, business interruption, employment disputes, patent infringement, contempt, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations, unfair practices, breach of fiduciary duty, bad faith, and professional malpractice. He is well versed in issues relating to late notice, allocation, subrogation, contribution, indemnification, and the duty to defend.

Mr. Saxe has successfully tried numerous jury and court trials in state and federal courts; has litigated cases before the federal, state trial, and appellate courts in Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, Massachusetts, California, Washington State, Texas, Florida, Delaware, Indiana, and Michigan; and has successfully mediated and arbitrated many disputes. Mr. Saxe has been an adjunct professor of law at Quinnipiac University School of Law, where he has taught courses in insurance law. He is also a frequent lecturer nationally on insurance coverage topics. As part of his continued fight for justice and fairness, he is a director of a nonprofit that raises funds for education and development in Nepal.