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Delaware Superior Court Holds That SEC Disgorgement Is Not Excluded As A Penalty Nor Uninsurable As A Matter Of Law
The Delaware Superior Court recently issued a significant ruling on insurance coverage for SEC disgorgement, determining that such payments are neither automatically excluded as civil penalties nor categorically uninsurable under Delaware law. This decision has important implications for directors and officers liability insurance policies and the scope of coverage available for regulatory enforcement actions. The court's analysis focused on specific policy language and established legal principles governing
United States Insurance
SR
McDermott Will & Schulte
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Professional Liability: Consent-to-Settle Clauses And The Risk Of Settling Without All Insureds’ Consent
A U.S. court has ruled that a professional liability insurer breached its policy by settling a claim against one insured without obtaining consent from all other insureds named under the same policy. The decision hinged on the interpretation of an ambiguous consent-to-settle clause, which the court construed against the insurer under the contra proferentem principle, leaving insurers with important lessons about drafting multi-insured policies.
United States Insurance
AA
Adams & Adams
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Episode 6: The Deepfake Defense Game Plan: Using IP Law To Fight AI Impersonation (Podcast)
Explore how cyber insurance is evolving to address emerging threats like AI-driven deepfakes, ransomware attacks, and geopolitical cyber conflicts. Industry experts discuss the challenges of adapting traditional insurance frameworks to cover synthetic media impersonation, war exclusions in digital warfare, and the critical role of leadership in ransomware response.
United States Insurance
WR
Wiley Rein
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Illinois Enforces Plain Meaning Of Title Insurance Policy Exception For City Alley Rights
A federal court in Illinois ruled that a title insurance policy exception for city alley rights unambiguously barred coverage when the City of Chicago claimed ownership of a portion of insured property. The decision clarifies that specific Schedule B exceptions cannot be overridden by general exceptions endorsements and that the term "rights" encompasses all property interests, whether recorded or unrecorded.
United States Insurance
RD
Riker Danzig LLP
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Delaware Superior Court Holds That SEC Disgorgement Is Not Excluded As A Penalty Nor Uninsurable As A Matter Of Law
The Delaware Superior Court recently issued a significant ruling on insurance coverage for SEC disgorgement, determining that such payments are neither automatically excluded as civil penalties nor categorically uninsurable under Delaware law. This decision has important implications for directors and officers liability insurance policies and the scope of coverage available for regulatory enforcement actions. The court's analysis focused on specific policy language and established legal principles governing
United States Insurance
SR
McDermott Will & Schulte
Article
Professional Liability: Consent-to-Settle Clauses And The Risk Of Settling Without All Insureds’ Consent
A U.S. court has ruled that a professional liability insurer breached its policy by settling a claim against one insured without obtaining consent from all other insureds named under the same policy. The decision hinged on the interpretation of an ambiguous consent-to-settle clause, which the court construed against the insurer under the contra proferentem principle, leaving insurers with important lessons about drafting multi-insured policies.
United States Insurance
AA
Adams & Adams
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Episode 6: The Deepfake Defense Game Plan: Using IP Law To Fight AI Impersonation (Podcast)
Explore how cyber insurance is evolving to address emerging threats like AI-driven deepfakes, ransomware attacks, and geopolitical cyber conflicts. Industry experts discuss the challenges of adapting traditional insurance frameworks to cover synthetic media impersonation, war exclusions in digital warfare, and the critical role of leadership in ransomware response.
United States Insurance
WR
Wiley Rein
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