Upcoming Insurance Law Webinars 
Additional Insured Coverage: Reconciling Business Contract Obligations and Policy Terms
Maximizing Existing Coverage and Resolving Disputes Between Additional and Named Insureds
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Insurance Coverage for Green Building: CGL, E&O and Property
Anticipating Liabilities and Coverage Risks in Sustainable Building
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Recorded Insurance Law Webinars
Insurers' New Reporting Obligations Under Medicare Medicaid SCHIP Extension Act
Complying with MMSEA Requirements for Payors of General Liability and Personal Injury Claims
Conducted on March 3, 2010
Insurance Rescission and Exclusions
Resolving Coverage Disputes Arising From Prior Knowledge and Misrepresentation Allegations
Conducted on February 3, 2010
Continuing Legal Education
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They offer you a high quality, cost effective, and convenient CLE option, with no lost travel time or expenses.
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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
Certification of class seeking to recover insurance application fee upheld
New York Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Claims against insurer of Holocaust victims barred under U.S. foreign policy
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Complaint alleging Kaiser’s failure to cover required autism treatment adequately alleged
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Death of plan participant during surgery an “accident” giving rise to coverage
California Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Dismissal of repair shops' class action against Allstate and Progressive upheld
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Farm owner’s insurer must pay $1 million judgment against insured for truck accident
Texas Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Insured entitled to coverage of negligence claims filed by victims of Ponzi scheme
Texas Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Insurers with mutually repugnant excess coverage provisions must share liability
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Issue exists as to whether insured was “forced” to file suit against insurer
California Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Named insured only party authorized to satisfy self-insured retention provision
Insurance Law & Litigation Week
Statute defining “actual charges” of cancer treatments is not retroactive
New York Insurance Law & Litigation Alert
Two-month delay in disclaiming coverage not reasonable