Recently, Lloyd’s of London and the University of Cambridge co-authored a report forecasting that a major cyberattack on the East Coast of the U.S. could result in $70 billion in claims, stressing potentially gaping deficiencies in both traditional and cyber policies to respond to such an event.

This week Tarron Gartner-Ilai's and Whitney Warren's in-depth article on what constitutes a material breach was published in The Journal of Texas Insurance Law, a State Bar of Texas publication. 

As cyber attacks make almost daily news, the attorneys at Amy Stewart Law are spending an increasing amount of their time making sure the firm’s clients have adequate coverage from this constantly evolving threat. The firm’s work with cyber insurance was featured in a column by the Dallas Morning News’ Cheryl Hall.

Please join Amy Elizabeth Stewart along with the rest of the panel for this two-hour webcast on Friday, August 7^th. The course will contain an in-depth discussion of the fundamentals of M&A insurance as well as updates surrounding Insurance needs of D&Os, businesses, and selling stockholders that arise in connection with public and private mergers and acquisitions.

Cyber Insurance  ::  The Future is Now Webcast

From nearly 20 million security incidents detected in 2011 to more than 40 million in 2014, cyber breaches are dominating headlines.  As corporate America attempts to stay ahead of its cyber exposures, the insurance industry is scrambling to create solutions to meet the risk-transfer demand.