White Papers and Articles:

Absent a careful risk analysis and a customized approach, income trusts and their executives may face serious unprotected liabilities.

Drastic changes in the patterns of catastrophe losses have driven insurers to completely revise their loss forecasting models.

A notice of circumstances enables the insured to lock in insurance coverage for matters that may not ripen into an actual claim for months or even years.

A key public policy issue for the past several years, the protection of U.S. citizens and interests from terrorism continues to be center-stage in the eyes of the government and the populace.

When reporting a liability loss to an insurance company, the difference between occurrence and claims-made policy forms is a crucial issue.

While the consequences of backdating are significant in both the United States and Canada, the prescribed rules and allowances for backdating options may differ by jurisdiction.

Marine underwriters are seeking opportunities to fill gaps in coverage by revising their offerings via stock through-put (STP) programs.

TCOR is re-defining the range and scope of Casualty Risk Management in a way that can reduce expenses and strengthen a firm's bottom line.

Following a period of favorable litigation and underwriting trends, Katrina is having consequences on environmental insurance coverage.

SEC revisions would stiffen consequences for improper disclosure of executive compensation.

Another reminder of the importance of severability protection in D&O policies.

Scrutiny of executive compensation has given rise to new concerns regarding executive protections.

Key issues for structuring a trustee/D&O liability policy.

Romance is fine...favoritism and harassment, not so fine.

The Refco story underscores the need to re-examine a company's risk profile and D&O program.

Errors and Omissions issues.

Choice of defense attorney is critical when you're being sued.