ArticleRisk Management For Social MediaSocial media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn have become integral parts of the corporate world. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleProtecting Your Bottom Line When Facing Potential Superfund Liability: Critical First StepsYYou and your company are facing Superfund liability. What can you do to manage your costs? Depending on the history of the site, you may be able to draw on general liability insurance, other people’s insurance or contributions from other potentially responsible parties. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleCoverage For Subprime LawsuitsThe subprime mortgage collapse and the resulting bank failures and market loss is clearly the most important risk event of 2008. Lawsuits have already begun against virtually anyone involved in the securitization of mortgages.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleCheck and Double-CheckMajor advances over the past decade have been embraced by businesses in virtually every sector, except one-the insurance industry. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleCongress Could Disrupt The Relative Calm In Crop InsuranceFarmers and other agribusinesses holding crop insurance policies have long been relatively sheltered from coverage disputes by federal subsidies that cover as much as 70% of farmers' premiums.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleDrones May Expose Property Owners To Increased LiabilityAs the use of unmanned aerial vehicles—commonly known as drones—becomes more widespread for professionals, solo operators and amateur enthusiasts alike, so does the risk of liability stemming from drone-related accidents. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleNavigating Workers Compensation Insurance Program DisputesWith increasingly regularity, insurance companies seem to be pursuing policyholders to recover ret-rospective premiums under old workers compensation programs. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleHospitality & Gaming Risk Management And Insurance Against Cyber RiskSecuring data against unauthorized and unintentional disclosure continues to be elusive.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleHow to Protect Data In The CloudData security never gets easier. The current trajectory of technological innovation creates an ever-more challenging security environment, and the cloud computing revolution is no different.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleIndependent Defense Counsel — Is The Best Defense A Good Offense?Is the right to independent defense counsel absolute? In mundane cases in which de-fense counsel is provided by an insurance company to defend the policyholder, such as minor auto liability and homeowner liability cases, the attorney is often appointed with lit-tle input from the policyholder client. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticlePolicyholders Beware: The Known Loss DoctrineIt is axiomatic that traditional insurance policies cannot be purchased to cover losses known to exist.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleStaying Covered In Wind v. Flood Property Insurance DisputesMany policyholders have wind coverage, but not flood coverageUnited StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleViewpoint: Insurance Policyholders Have Property Loss Claims In Coronavirus EraWhen policyholders purchase insurance protection against loss or damage to their property, they can be covered when they are denied access to their property — even if it has not been structurally damaged. United StatesCoronavirus (COVID-19)Anderson Kill
ArticleA D&O’s Success On "the Merits or Otherwise" Should Eliminate Insurance Company Attempts To Recoup Defense CostsSome insurance companies have argued that "improper" advancement of defense costs by the corporation pursuant to corporate indemnity statutes somehow permits the insurance company to "recoup" defense costs they previously advanced by re-litigating the policyholder's entitlement to defense costs even after a successful defense.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleAppellate Division Confirms Policyholder's Right to Assign Policy ProceedsIn Givaudan Fragrances Corporation v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Company, No. A-2270, 2015 N.J. Super. LEXIS 131 (App. Div. Aug. 12, 2015), the New Jersey Appellate Division decisively held that a policyholder can assign the proceeds of an insurance policy, despite the no-assignment clause that all general liability policies contain.United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleThe IRS "Dirty Dozen" List Of Tax Scams For 2015very year, the IRS issues alerts about a variety of common tax tricks and swindles (collectively referred to as "scams") that it has seen, in an attempt to warn taxpayers about the threats. United StatesTaxAnderson Kill
ArticleUnderstanding Political Risk CoverageThe economic crises and political upheavals occurring around the globe the past few years have highlighted the risk of engaging in international trade and investment. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleEstate Planning In The "Modern Family" EraThe meaning of "family" has undergone some radical changes in recent years, and now encom¬passes same-sex couples (married to each other or not), blended families, single mothers, and even children conceived and born after the death of their biological father. United StatesFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Kill
ArticleMF Global Wins One For Fidelity Insurance PolicyholdersIn recent times, commercial crime victims have had to add the "direct loss" defense to the simple certain¬ties of death and taxes. United StatesInsuranceAnderson Kill
ArticleMinimize Risk in Renovation ProjectsA renovation project, whether it be a storefront on Madison Avenue or back-office in the suburbs, must be properly planned and coordinated in order to achieve the owner’s goals. An inefficient renovation project risks losses, not just from increased construction costs, but also lost revenue if a store cannot timely open. United StatesReal Estate and ConstructionAnderson Kill