Errors and Omissions (E&O)
Assessing appropriate policy limits is a daunting task for any insurance broker. Errors in judgment can result in significant losses for the client as well as insurers. Businesses have an interest…
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The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently reiterated the long-prevailing discovery rule applicable to legal malpractice actions in Pennsylvania. In Nupson v. Schnader Harrison Segal…
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The “Privette Doctrine” is a well-accepted rule that has governed the liability of general contractors and property owners for workplace injuries suffered by a subcontractor’s employee. In Privette v. Superior…
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With the year wrapping up, it’s the perfect time to review key insurance coverage decisions of 2022 and how they effect both insurers and policyholders. Listen to this on-demand webinar…
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With brokers being viewed more and more as specialized experts, they are facing a host of risks, including traditional E&O risks arising out of failures to procure coverages that precisely…
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Insurers have long responded to specific market requests for policies designed to respond to certain expressly enumerated risks. For example, a cyber insurance policy is specifically designed to respond to…
Read MoreChiara Tondi Resta is an associate at Wiley Rein LLP in Washington, D.C. where she is a part of the firms Insurance Group. She represents insurers in connection with coverage…
Read MoreAlesia S. Sulock, Esq. is a shareholder in the Professional Liability Department in the Philadelphia office of Marshall Dennehey. She defends legal malpractice matters arising from underlying commercial litigation, criminal…
Read MoreChristopher J. (Chris) Butleris the Head of Claims for Bowhead Specialty Underwriters. Prior to this he was a Managing Director overseeing the Professional and Management Liability claims groups in North…
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