Note: As Hurricane Sandy bears down on the eastern U.S., we are re-presenting this article from August.
As Tropical Storm Isaac (which has since been upgraded to Hurricane Isaac) gathers strength and makes its way along the Gulf Coast, the storm recalls end-of-August hurricanes of years past: Andrew, Irene, and Katrina. The churning winds also beg the question: have you reviewed your companys insurance policies lately?
CorpCounsel.com invited Mary Craig Calkins and Ronald Kammer into the legal storm cellar to discuss the topic. Calkins, a partner at Jenner & Block in Los Angeles, is the immediate past chair of the American Bar Associations insurance coverage litigation committee on the policyholder side. Kammer, a partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables, Florida, is the committees current chair on the insurer side. The two attorneys look at insurance from different sides of the aisle, but they share plenty of common ground on what do before and after a storm.
1. Evaluate the Risks Your Business is Likely to Face
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