Presentation at ABA’s Insurance Coverage Litigation Seminar on coverage for climate change in Tucson this morning. My co-panelists were Rina Carmel and Karin Aldama  it was our fifth year of presenting together.

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    The current issue of the ABA, Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee's publication Coverage includes our article, Seeing Around the Cyber Corner: What's Next for Cyber Liability Policies?" The article can be found here.  

    Thanks to my co-authors, Karin S. Aldama, Esq. and Rina Carmel, Esq. 

    The carrier's attempt to escape arbitration based upon a perceived bias in the insured's selected arbitrator was rejected when the court granted the insured's motion to compel arbitration. Queen's Med. Ctr. v. Travelers Cas. & Sur. Co. of Am., 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 60137 (D. Haw. April 9, 2018).

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   Our panel addressed cyber coverage at tiday’s ABA Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee’s meeting  My distinguished colleagues- Demetrius Rush, Karin Aldama, Jamie Carsey and Rina Carmel  

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    The ABA's Incurance Coverage Litigation Committee Conference will be conducted this week in Tucson, AZ, from February 28 to March 3, 2018. As always, many cutting edge topics will be addressed by panels consisting of lawyers, judges, and professionals from the insurance industry. The conference schedule is here.

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