In this episode of Don't Take No For An Answer, new Lowenstein partner Jeremy M. King joins host Lynda A. Bennett to discuss AI cybersecurity risks and how to insure them. They discuss the plethora of security risks associated with AI usage and the urgency for organizations to review their insurance policy language before a claim is presented to avoid surprises later. King and Bennett encourage listeners to make sure their patchwork quilt of coverage does not have any holes from crime to standalone cyber to professional liability to media policies. The episode concludes by discussing the rise of regulatory actions being taken by states to address AI usage and how that impacts coverage rights.

Speakers:

Lynda A. Bennett, Partner and Chair, Insurance Recovery
Jeremy M. King, Partner, Insurance Recovery

In this episode of "Don't Take No For An Answer," Jennifer Fiorica Delgado, partner in Lowenstein's Business Litigation group, joins host Heather Weaver for a deep dive into how commercial litigators can turn insurance into a powerful tool in their litigation strategy. The discussion explores practical, high impact tactics—from identifying the applicable policies and satisfying notice requirements to establishing the duty to defend and securing indemnity. They also share insights on avoiding common pitfalls and maximizing coverage opportunities. The conversation wraps up with actionable advice for litigators, including why it's critical to bring coverage counsel into the process early and keep insurers informed at every stage, among other key considerations.

Speakers:

Jennifer Fiorica Delgado, Partner, Business Litigation
Heather Weaver, Counsel, Insurance Recovery

In this episode of Don't Take No For an Answer, Eric Jesse and Alexander B. Corson review an update in the 3M self-insured retention decision after the Delaware Supreme Court closely ruled in favor of the insurer. The majority ruling enforced unusual language in a legacy CGL policy despite the dissent's view that the ruling elevated form over substance. Jesse and Corson advise policyholders to pay close attention to policy language and to be on the lookout for traps, even those that seem like a "pointless formality."

Listen to the previous episode on this matter here.

Speakers:

Eric Jesse, Partner, Insurance Recovery
Alexander B. Corson, Associate, Insurance Recovery