Media Coverage

Mound Cotton Partner Thomas Breen was recently quoted in Law360’s Insurance Authority: Specialty Lines 2025 Midyear Report, which highlights key decisions shaping the landscape for D&O, E&O, and professional liability coverage. Tom provided insights into...

Partner Tom Breen was quoted in Law360 Insurance Authority, “Mixed Opioid Suit Rulings Complicate Disputes for Coverage” by Abraham Gross discussing recent insurance coverage litigation outcomes. Read the full article here (subscription required)...

Partner Thomas Breen was quoted in “High Court’s Regulatory Rulings Unsettle Coverage Risks” in Law360 on July 3, 2024, discussing insurance implications of recent Supreme Court rulings in Jarkesy and Loper Bright, seeking to limit the power of regulators....

Lorraine Sylvester, who advises insurers on healthcare providers, was quoted in “Huge Payouts Pressure Hospitals To Address Doc Sex Abuse” in Law360 on May 14, 2024.

“She said the liability standards for hospitals remain the same, based...

Tom Breen was quoted in Law360 in the article, “Towers Watson Ruling Energizes Bump Up Supporters, Critics,” on March 14, discussing a Virginia federal court’s ruling that insurers did not have to cover shareholder suit settlements, supporting their...

Michael Goldstein was a guest on the Bite-Sized Business Law podcast, discussing insurance law and how it touches every area of our lives, the climate and digital risks faced by the industry, and the myriad of career paths in...

Partner Thomas Breen is quoted in this article about the biggest specialty lines cases in 2023 so far, including Towers Watson & Co. v. National Union Fire Insurance Co. and Clover Health Investments Corp. v. Berkley Insurance Co.

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Barry Temkin will present “Current Ethical Issues for In-House Counsel & Those Who Advise Them: Litigation Perspectives” CLE at the New York City Bar on June 21, 2023. His co-presenters are Adrienne Eason-Wheatley, Managing Counsel at Bank of New...

On appeal, a group of insurers argued before the New Jersey Appellate Division that damage and financial loss to Merck resulting from the 2017 NotPetya cyberattack launched by Russia, in connection with its ongoing conflict with Ukraine, should be excluded...