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23 Ins. Coverage Litig. [1] (2013)

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January-February 2013, Vol. 23 No. 1


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Articles >
The Role of Insurance in the Land of Viruses. Trojans and Spyware
By Roberta D. Anderson
Many companies may not be amply considering the important role of insurance as part of
their overall strategy to mitigate cyber risk.

Contingent Business Interruption Coverage for Superstorm Sandy Losses
By Lon A. Berk and Michael S. Levine
An examination of some of the issues that may arise in the coverage of contingent business
interruption due to Superstorm Sandy.

Occurrence and Allocation Issues in Cases Involving Intentional Conduct
By John D. Hughes and Laura E. Bange
Cases involving intentional misconduct can be complicated because the claim for which
coverage is sought often involves a pattern of ongoing actions spanning multiple policy
years.

Recurring Coverage Issues in Employment Practices Liability Insurance
Laura A. Foggan, Benjamin C. Eggert, and Parker J. Lavin
A look at why lawsuits challenging employment practices have been escalating in recent
years.

FROM THE CHAIRS >
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EDITOR'S NOTE >
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