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11 05, 2023

Lawyers Professional Liability Claims Trends
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Lawyers Professional Liability Claims Trends

By PLUS|2023-05-11T08:23:34-05:00May 11, 2023|@PLUS, Lawyers Professional, PL Insurance|0 Comments

With so many new concerns in lawyers professional liability (LPL) claim trends it is important for anyone working within this market to stay in the know. Berkley Select recently hosted a session with Al Roberts, Vice President of Underwriting, Jeff Yao, Chief Claims Officer, and Matt Henderson, Partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson, LLP answering questions about trends they are seeing in claims in the LPL space. Below are key takeaways of the discussion on LPL claim trends and how to mitigate risks. Some of the most frequent/common LPL claims today include: Conflicts of interests Poor communication Lawyers suing their clients [...]

Executive Summary: The Betterley Report’s Intellectual Property and Media Liability Insurance Market Survey—2023

By PLUS|2023-05-09T07:44:35-05:00May 9, 2023|@PLUS, Misc. Lines|0 Comments

Hearing more about the need for intellectual property and media liability insurance? The Betterley Report’s Intellectual Property and Media Liability Insurance Market Survey—2023 gives you the tools you need to be an expert in both the intellectual property and media liability markets with 60 pages of company comparison charts. Gain an understanding of intellectual property insurance so that you can provide guidance to your clients on very substantial and often overlooked uninsured risks they may face in this area. Similarly, learn the ins and outs of media liability coverage and its need for your clients – even if they aren’t [...]

Commercial & Cyber Crime Risks: A Coverage Labyrinth Webinar Recap

By PLUS|2023-05-08T10:35:52-05:00May 4, 2023|@PLUS, Chapters, Cyber, Misc. Lines, PL Insurance, Webinars|0 Comments

Commercial Crime is more than just burglary or theft of cash from a register or bank account, or equipment from an office. A business could be exposed to crime, from within because of employee dishonesty, and from outside and beyond through electronic infiltration and fraud. As businesses have evolved with more and more of their transactions and operations becoming virtual or having an increased reliance on the internet and networks to grow and expand, the exposures have evolved and shifted more towards computer-related crime and cyber-crime. Cyber and Crime losses can often be misconstrued, and it is not always simple [...]