Cyber Insurance: Recent Decisions Interpreting Coverage Grants, Conditions to Coverage, Definitions, Exclusions

Mr. Healy is a seasoned trial attorney with more than 20 years of extensive courtroom experience in courts across the country. He represents policyholders seeking insurance coverage. Mr. Healy has successfully obtained coverage under numerous policy types, working with clients from a variety of industries, including technology companies, financial consultants, manufacturers, railroads, banks, financial service providers, retailers, medical service providers, and food and beverage providers. He is the author of Cyber Insurance Claims, Case Law, and Risk Management, a leading treatise on cyber insurance.

Mr. Stern is a trial and appellate lawyer, with an emphasis on a result-oriented approach to complex disputes. He has represented plaintiffs and defendants in insurance coverage and bad faith cases, business tort and other commercial litigation, consumer and business class actions, and both commercial and high-end residential real estate litigation. Mr. Stern has tried cases before juries, judges and arbitration panels, and he has argued appeals in a number of state (California and Texas) and federal (Second, Eighth, and Ninth Circuits) courts. He devotes a substantial part of his practice to litigation and counseling services for the insurance industry. Mr. Stern has handled matters in various lines, including general liability, specialty liability, professional liability, excess liability, business interruption, workers' compensation, property, and personal accident. He provides oversight counsel for clients at a nationwide or regional level with respect to issues of coverage, claims handling, litigation management and corporate risk. Mr. Stern has extensive experience in insurance-related litigation, including coverage, bad faith, subrogation and contribution, reinsurance and regulatory disputes. He also provides defense of insureds in complex or high-stakes cases, including class actions and severe injuries, and is often called upon by insurers when they need a change in direction in the defense of their insureds.