Errors and Omissions
The world of errors and omissions insurance has drastically expanded from its humble beginnings as insurance applicable only to specified learned professions such as doctors, lawyers, accountants, and engineers.
We have successfully pursued errors and omissions coverage for a multitude of losses, including governmental investigations, cyber-attacks, crypto currency loss, class action privacy claims, antitrust litigation, statutory violations, and music rights claims, to name a few. See Media Liability Insurance Claim Success Story
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Arbitrated and settled insurance coverage claims for lawsuits alleging false advertising. Underlying lawsuits included an FTC false advertising lawsuit and numerous class action lawsuits alleging violations of state consumer protection laws.
Litigated and settled coverage claims under a variety of different kinds of insurance policies including D&O, E&O, GL, and financial institution bonds.
Obtained summary judgment for hospital against primary and excess professional liability insurers requiring the insurers to pay for settlement with plaintiff patients who sought damages for alleged unnecessary heart operations. Following reversal by Court of Appeals, obtained favorable decision by Kentucky Supreme Court reversing the Court of Appeals and reinstating coverage at issue.
Obtained insurance coverage following extended mediation from service provider’s primary and excess D&O and E&O insurers for large portion of multi-million dollar settlement of claim against service provider by law firm’s bankruptcy trustee.
negotiated full defense cost coverage for technology company sued in a series of different lawsuits alleging the improper collection biometric data.
negotiated insurance coverage for allegations that Grammy award winning artist infringed existing song recording.
secured coverage for music rights claims for national and international music streaming services.
Secured insurance coverage under a series of E&O policies for sixteen class action lawsuits alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
Negotiated defense cost coverage for telecommunications entity sued for alleged anticompetitive practices.