Insurance law can conjure images of faceless corporate entities fighting over who owes what. But for James Woods, insurance law is a way to help people and institutions through tragic or tough situations. That’s led him to innovations around earthquake and Holocaust claims and, more recently, a data breach protocol for insurers.
After the Anthem healthcare breach earlier this year exposed the personal information of 80 million customers, Woods led Mayer Brown to collaborate with network security company FireEye on a breach response blueprint clients can follow.
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