Towers Watson Can't Duck Bump-Up Exclusion, 4th Circ. Told
RealPage Win On Phishing Recovery A Policyholder Boon
Climate Risks Call For Proactive Resilience, Pros Say
Towers Watson Can't Duck Bump-Up Exclusion, 4th Circ. Told
Towers Watson's latest effort to get its directors and officers insurers to fund a $75 million settlement in a shareholder suit over its merger with Willis should be tossed, the insurers told the Fourth Circuit, saying the bump-up exclusion unambiguously applies to bar coverage.
RealPage Win On Phishing Recovery A Policyholder Boon
A federal judge's holding that an AIG unit cannot lay claim to RealPage's recoveries of phishing losses that it did not originally insure is a win for policyholders as disputes over cyber loss coverage and related subrogation become more common, experts told Law360.
Climate Risks Call For Proactive Resilience, Pros Say
Increasing climate change risks show the need for a more proactive approach to improving the resilience of high-risk communities, a task made more complicated by unabating development in high-risk areas and challenges in modeling and communicating risk.
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A federal judge trimmed a lawsuit an AIG unit filed seeking to recover over $1 million it paid to property management software company RealPage after a phishing attack, rejecting both the insurer's stance that... (more story)
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