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Insurance

May 23, 2018

Courts wrestle with coverage of cyber-related claims

While to date there has been relatively few reported cases involving cyberinsurance coverage disputes, there has been much litigation surrounding whether traditional insurance policies will respond to cyber-related claims.

Peter S. Selvin

Partner
Ervin, Cohen & Jessup LLP

Phone: (310) 281-6384

Email: steve@newsroompr.com

Chair of Insurance Coverage and Recovery Department

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Cyberinsurance is designed to fill an enterprise's coverage gaps, where coverage under other forms of insurance may not be triggered by these kind of losses. At the same time, and because cyberinsurance is a relatively new product, there are few reported cases involving coverage disputes. Importantly, those cases highlight the need for policyholders to scrutinize the menu of available coverage grants in any proposed cyberinsurance policy.

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