Bradley’s Policyholder Insurance Group is pleased to present “Is That Drone Insured?” as part of our ongoing Policyholder Insurance Webinar Series.
This webinar will discuss an overview of available drone insurance terms and conditions, recommended contract terms, and an insurance market assessment, including market capacity and pricing presented by Bradley attorneys Katherine J.
Bradley’s Policyholder Insurance Group is pleased to present “What Blockchain Means for Your Insurance” as part of our ongoing Policyholder Insurance Webinar Series.
This webinar will discuss the applications of blockchain technology in the insurance industry, recent developments in blockchain technology, and the potential impact on policyholders presented by Bradley attorney Katherine J.
An 11th Circuit decision issued earlier this year serves as a reminder of the importance of carefully evaluating time-based exclusions and retroactive dates when procuring or renewing coverage. Liability policies such as directors’ and officers’, private entity, and professional liability policies provide coverage for claims made and reported during the policy period (or an
As every policyholder should know, purportedly “late” notice under claims-made insurance policies can eradicate coverage – even if the policyholder purchases successive policies from the same insurer. Alaska Interstate Construction, LLC (AIC) faced this very situation, and lost coverage in a recent unpublished Ninth Circuit decision (Alaska Interstate Construction, LLC. V. Crum & Forster