Connecting coverage concepts and recent litigation events

Review fundamental D&O coverage concepts and see how those apply to recent Court decisions

With an increasingly uncertain economic climate, it’s important that organizations understand the role of D&O liability insurance. This session will provide a high-level overview of a standard D&O policy including a discussion on many of its key concepts, such as duty to defend, allocation, and final adjudication. In addition, recent court decisions will be highlighted to provide in-depth discussion on some of these key concepts in practice. WEBINAR OBJECTIVES • Understand the origins of D&O coverage. • Review core insuring agreements and extensions of D&O policies. • Discuss important coverage concepts impacting claims. CE Credits: AIC Course ID # TBD, 1.5 CE Hours General & Adjuster * If you require CE credits for licensing renewal requirements in provinces other than AB, please check with your provincial licensing regulator for validity. Please be aware that tardy arrival to or early departure from any seminar or, in the case of a webinar an incomplete session as a result of unresolvable technical difficulties, will preclude IISA from issuing a CE certificate for the seminar. Cancellation Policy: Participant substitutions accepted up to 24 hours prior to webinar (substitute must be current member). IISA reserves the right to cancel the webinar due to unforeseen circumstances. Best Practices for Virtual Sessions: Please be advised that your image and voice may be captured and recorded during this virtual session for review purposes. Your participation in this virtual session is considered consent to be recorded as required by law.It is highly recommended that you follow our suggested best practices when participating in any virtual session. We have taken every precaution to keep you and your information safe. Here is what we are doing to protect all of our stakeholders. **Please note that the recording of our webinars are used for audit/attendance purposes only and will not be available for distribution**