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29 12, 2022

The Year in Review: Key Management and Professional Liability Decisions Issued in 2022
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The Year in Review: Key Management and Professional Liability Decisions Issued in 2022

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The Year in Review: Key Management and Professional Liability Decisions Issued in 2022

By PLUS|2022-12-15T16:07:13-06:00December 29, 2022|@PLUS, D&O, E&O|0 Comments

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 recording to hear how certain insurance coverage decisions issued in 2022 will impact perennial coverage disputes in the E&O and D&O coverage space in 2023 and beyond. Don't miss out on learning more about this topic. Login to the PLUS website and listen to the recording here. PLUS webinars and on-demand recordings are only available to PLUS members so if you haven't become a member yet you can do so [...]

Emerging E&O and Other Issues for Insurance Agents and Brokers in 2023 and Beyond

By PLUS|2022-12-14T11:25:28-06:00December 15, 2022|@PLUS, E&O, General Risk Management|0 Comments

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 address new and evolving risks, and/or failure to advise regarding insurance options, coverages and limits. Brokers are also facing risks presented by expanding notions of the universe of individuals and entities to whom they owe duties of care, risks presented by the provision of services by remote workers, and risks presented by their own utilization of technology to provide services and run their businesses. This webinar discussed the evolving risk [...]

Silent Cyber Continues to Strike Back

By PLUS|2022-10-21T10:12:53-05:00October 24, 2022|@PLUS, Cyber, D&O, E&O|0 Comments

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 certain aspects of “cyber risk.” However, in recent years, a concern has emerged amongst insurers regarding the wide reach of cyber risk. Further complicating this concern is the potential for so-called “silent” cyber exposure under management and professional liability policies (among others). While listening to this webinar, you will learn how the market is responding to silent cyber risks by implementing wording intended to address such risks as well as [...]