Upcoming Insurance Law Webinars 
Attorney-Client Privilege in Insurance Disputes
Protecting Confidentiality in Claims Handling and Litigation
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Expert Witnesses in Bad Faith and Coverage Litigation
Overcoming Obstacles in Presenting Expert Opinion Testimony
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Construction Defect Insurance Claims
Best Practices for Policyholders and Insurers to Resolve Coverage Disputes
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Bad Faith in the Investigation of Insurance Claims
Pursuing and Defending Allegations of Insurer Misconduct
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Recent Insurance Law Webinars
Non-Cumulation Clauses and Long-Tail Claims in CGL Policies: Latest Developments
Allocating Liability Among Multiple Policies Triggered by Multi-Year Loss
Conducted on May 7, 2013
Climate Change and Insurance: Recent Litigation and Regulatory Developments
Navigating the Impact of Climate Change on Coverage Issues, Green Insurance, Supply Chains and More
Conducted on April 25, 2013
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Insurance Law Publications
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Your comprehensive one-stop briefing on insurance coverage disputes nationwide – in a focused, easy-to-read weekly format
California Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Your one-stop source on insurance coverage disputes from the California courts, the Ninth Circuit and the US Supreme Court – in a concise, quick-reading format
New York Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Your one-stop source on insurance coverage disputes from the New York courts, the Second Circuit and the US Supreme Court – in a concise, quick-reading format
Texas Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Your one-stop source on insurance coverage disputes from the Texas courts, the Fifth Circuit and the US Supreme Court – in a concise, quick-reading format
In Current Publications
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
$14.5 Million judgment for contractor on defamation claim against State Farm affirmed
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
All-risk policy provides coverage for arsenic damage to insured's property
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Allstate has no duty to indemnify shooting victim's state court judgment
New York Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Bad faith and deceptive business practices claims against Nationwide fail
Texas Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
BP is entitled to coverage for Deepwater Horizon spill under oil rig owner's policy
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Broker potentially liable to insured for failure to process policy renewal
California Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
GEICO insured is not entitled to class certification in breach of contract suit
California Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Insured's death from deep vein thrombosis not "accident" under accidental death policy
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Insurer not required to show prejudice arising from late notice
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Insurer's cap on neurodevelopmental therapies is lawful
New York Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Marine insurer not entitled to reimbursement from umbrella insurer for stevedore's injuries
Texas Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Physician's insurer sued for failure to settle within policy limits after $11 million verdict