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26 02, 2024

Fireside Chat with EEOC Vice Chair Samuels

By |2024-02-26T10:33:08-06:00February 26, 2024|@PLUS, EPL Symposium, EPLI|0 Comments

Ahead of the PLUS EPL Symposium in New York on March 4th, tune into this chat with Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Vice Chair, Jocelyn Samuels and Founding Partner of Gordon & Rees's New York office, Mercedes Colwin to hear about the Vice Chair’s role and recent initiatives and Vice Chair Samuels view on what steps employers can take to create a more inclusive and fair work environment. This chat will explore the critical challenges and emerging issues related to the workplace and how the EEOC is addressing these concerns. In addition, Vice Chair Samuels will discuss the EEOC’s current [...]

20 02, 2024

Cyber University Spring 2024: Expanding Knowledge

By |2024-02-20T15:45:53-06:00February 20, 2024|@PLUS, Cyber|0 Comments

Last week, PLUS celebrated another successful Cyber University with sessions taking place February 13th-15th. Attendees from a variety of professional liability backgrounds tuned-in to eight informative sessions, hosted by 16 industry experts across the globe. Sessions were attended by members working to earn their Cyber Professional Liability Practitioner Designation (CPLP), earn additional CE/CLE credit, and learn more about the Cyber Insurance market. If you weren't able to attend the live sessions, no need to worry! The Learner Workbook and on-demand recordings are available for purchase until May 17th. You can purchase these limited-time resources here. This is what attendees had [...]

15 02, 2024

Cyber and Class Actions Litigations are on the Rise Webinar Recap

By |2024-02-20T15:46:34-06:00February 15, 2024|@PLUS, Cyber|0 Comments

The PLUS Cyber Symposium webinar, Cyber and Class Actions Litigations are on the Rise, discussed the changes in the data breach class action space over the last several years from the broker, insured, plaintiff, and defense perspective. Traditionally, class action lawsuits have been filed in response to what we call mega breaches Target, 40 million consumers, Home Depot, 50 million and T Mobile 50 million, among others.  More recently, class actions are being filed in much smaller matters involving all population sizes, some even in the low five figures which has resulted in an almost doubling of filings between 2022 [...]

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