Recently by Daniel J. Healy
Cybersecurity
Adapting to the Steady Elimination of “Silent Cyber” Coverage
As insurance companies continue to look for ways to absolve themselves of liability for cyber-related losses, it is imperative that in-house counsel be well informed about all possible avenues of indemnity for their company.
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New GDPR Law Triggers New Risks – and a Panoply of Coverage Issues
Daniel J. Healy of Anderson Kill's cyber insurance recovery practice sorts out the complex coverage issues raised by the EU's General Data Protection Regulation.
GDPR, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, has arrived with much ado. So far, however, there has...
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Using Insurance to Transfer Transaction Risks: There are several options, but first you need to analyze those risks
As in-house counsel, imagine that your company is preparing to sign one of the largest transactions of the year, but it faces significant risks in performing under the agreement. These risks could impair your ability to deliver what you promise to do, and might also harm your employees or property...
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Directors Should Look Beyond Cyber Insurance: Law enforcement officials seek accountability in data breaches and cyber loss
Cyber risks should have directors and officers thinking beyond specialty cyber coverage that covers their companies’ first-party losses and third-party liabilities. Just as cyber risks require input from management outside the IT department, the fallout for improperly managing corporate cyber...
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Insurance Coverage Lessons From Katrina: Insurance Companies Should Be Protecting Policyholders, Not Insurance Companies
Much of the Northeast was not fully prepared for Superstorm Sandy, and its effects will linger for some time. But one industry largely headquartered in the Northeast had been preparing for the storm for years: the insurance industry. Since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the insurance...
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