Lorelie Masters and Joseph Niczky examine a Ninth Circuit ruling holding that aggregate limits did not apply to certain environmental claims under older liability policies, an important decision for long-tail coverage disputes. https://t.co/JKQhJXbwlS
Derivative suits can be costly and disruptive, affecting operations, relationships, and market confidence. Geoffrey Fehling and Charlotte Leszinske discuss how D&O insurance can help protect companies, boards, and management from shareholder claims. https://t.co/QPQYD0wHcK
Hunton has been recognized in the 2026 Chambers USA Guide, with 66 practices ranked nationally and regionally, and 163 attorneys ranked in their respective practice areas. Congratulations to all! https://t.co/eu991J9oqr
As AI use in legal work grows, insurers are taking a closer look at the risk. Michael Levine notes that carriers are already rolling out AI exclusions in multiple coverage lines, with more change likely ahead. Read more: https://t.co/PRoAL1yhwc
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Hunton’s Maeve Malik, Reiko Koyama, Kevin Small, and Torrye Zullo join a panel at RIMS NY to discuss cyber incident planning, protection, and recovery.
As Geoffrey Fehling notes, this coverage dispute involving a fertility generics firm may highlight a gap: D&O policies may cover alleged fraud and misrepresentation claims and related defense costs where other policies do not. https://t.co/zOlP8VH38X
As Rachel Saltzman notes, it’s no surprise California’s ambitious SB 54 and SB 343 recycling rules are drawing legal challenges from multiple sides. Read more. https://t.co/gwdnVsocfY
Save the Date—June 10 in New York: Hunton’s Maeve Malik, Reiko Koyama, Kevin Small, and Torrye Zullo join a panel at RIMS NY to discuss cyber incident planning, protection, and recovery.
As AI enters the physical world, businesses face risks like injury, property damage, and interruption. Hunton attorneys examine the insurance issues these “physical AI” risks raise.
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As Koorosh Talieh notes in @Law360, “The concept of being able to go back in the past and accessing older policies is by no means over yet.” A recent Ninth Circuit ruling shows legacy coverage can still matter in long-tail claims. https://t.co/T5c2WPmtkd
AI disclosures are under growing scrutiny. Geoffrey Fehling and Michael Levine note companies face D&O risk from both overstating AI and downplaying its risks.
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Congratulations to partner Koorosh “KT” Talieh on becoming president of the American College of Coverage Counsel. Learn more about the ACCC: https://t.co/mD7bqa1Ufj