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  An Extended Reporting Period (also known as ERPs or “tail coverage”) is intended to cover potential gaps between policies or practices, allowing...

By now you know that legal malpractice insurance coverage is determined on a claims made and reported basis, looking to the policy that is in place...

If you have been following this blog, you know that an attorney professional liability insurance policy is written to provide coverage on a claims...

As we have covered in other posts, for insurance purposes, a “claim” is any demand for damages made against an attorney in the course of providing...

  Lawyers professional liability insurance is issued through claims made and reported policies. This means that coverage is dependent upon whether,...

We talk a lot in this space about managing risk through preventative action. But there is another powerful risk management tool available to every...

While lawyers must make reasonable efforts to guard against exposure of client information due to cyber security breaches, most tech experts agree...

Often, hackers gain entry to a firm’s systems through the lawyer’s use of the internet. Whether you are perusing the most recent e-newsletter from...

By all standards, lawyers are required to utilize technology in a manner that keeps them in line with others in the profession so that they are...

While the frequency of most types of malpractice claims has been relatively static, professional liability stemming from cyber crimes against lawyers...