Cyber Insurance: Recent Decisions Interpreting Coverage Grants, Conditions to Coverage, Definitions, Exclusions
Trends on Voluntary Transfers Induced by Fraud, Third-Party Network Failures, Cyber Extortion, and More
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide counsel with a summary of the current state of the law and recent decisions on key cyber insurance coverage issues. The panel will offer insights for resolving ambiguities as well as negotiation of policy terms.
Outline
- Why coverage does not exist under general policies
- Recent decisions affecting issues important in coverage disputes
- Coverage grants
- Conditions to coverage
- Definitions
- Problematic exclusions
- Reporting potential claims and "known loss" exclusions
- Retroactive coverage
- Strategies when negotiating policies
Benefits
The panel will review these and other important issues:
- What is a cyber policy and why is there no coverage under other policy types?
- When negotiating a policy, what provisions should policyholders pay the most attention to?
- When is there coverage for voluntary transfers caused by fraudulent activity?
Faculty
Daniel J. Healy
Partner
Brown Rudnick
Mr. Healy is a seasoned trial attorney with more than 20 years of extensive courtroom experience in courts across... | Read More
Mr. Healy is a seasoned trial attorney with more than 20 years of extensive courtroom experience in courts across the country. He represents policyholders seeking insurance coverage and has successfully obtained coverage under numerous policy types, working with clients from a variety of industries, including technology companies, financial consultants, manufacturers, railroads, banks, financial service providers, retailers, medical service providers, and food and beverage providers. In addition, Mr. Healy regularly represents clients in disputes involving intellectual property rights and in proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. He has negotiated copyright and trademark resolutions, including licensing agreements, involving state, federal and international intellectual property rights. Mr. Healy is the author of Cyber Insurance Claims, Case Law, and Risk Management, a leading treatise on cyber insurance. He sits on Law360’s editorial board for Insurance Authority Specialty Lines and is a member of the American College of Coverage Counsel and is listed as a SuperLawyer as well as in Who’s Who in America. Mr. Healy is ranked as a leading insurance litigator by Best Lawyers, and Lawyer of the Year for Insurance Litigation in 2023.
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Max H. Stern
Partner
Duane Morris
Mr. Stern is the head of the firm’s Insurance Litigation Division. As a trial and appellate lawyer, he has... | Read More
Mr. Stern is the head of the firm’s Insurance Litigation Division. As a trial and appellate lawyer, he has extensive experience with respect to coverage, bad faith, reinsurance and regulatory disputes, spanning multiple lines, including specialty, professional, excess and general liability. Mr. Stern's work representing insurers has earned him a spot on numerous leading lawyers lists, including Chambers USA (both the Nationwide and California lists), Legal500, and Martindale-Hubbell.
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