NJICLE is pleased to announce our inaugural Insurance Law Forum for a gathering of New Jersey insurance law practitioners who will discuss some of the leading topics in insurance law in 2024.
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Since 1993, the West Coast Casualty Construction Defect Seminar has become an institution, a staple and must go to event for all the members of the construction defect community.
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Learn about the exposure presented by the cyber risk; coverage of cyber risks under traditional policies; the types of cyber policies; and advise businesses on why they should be purchasing a cyber policy.
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The claimsXchange Education on Location: Nashville event features networking and educational presentations on Construction (CT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), General Liability (GL), and Ethics (ET).
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While analyzing liability policies, courts grapple with a common issue: what constitutes a claim under a claims-made or claims-made-and-reported provision? When third-party claimants file suit, the analysis is often straightforward; the complaint itself is the claim.
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Join us for the Forum's 2024 Annual Meeting presenting "The Art and Science of Construction Litigation," which is not just for litigators (though litigators will love it).
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Master risk management strategy with Michael V. Pepe and enrich your toolkit with deep insights on the relationship between insurance and contractual risk transfer to ensure your clients are properly protected.
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Across the country, there is a split in authority as to whether an insurance company should be allowed to recoup defense costs where it is ultimately determined that the carrier has no duty to defend under the policy and the policy is silent as to such reimbursement.
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Insurance is supposed to give us some level of confidence that should coverage be needed, it will be there. Often, however, this expectation does not correlate with reality, and beneficiaries are faced with unexpected denials on technical grounds. Life insurance is no exception.
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