July 24/Web: New Trends in the Investigation and Discovery of a Construction Defect Claim

California recently adopted Form Interrogatories for Construction Litigation for cases involving 6 or less residential homes.  How will this affect cases nationally? Will other states follow?  Should counsel obtain court approval to use these interrogatories in other cases involving more than 6 houses? Should counsel be re-drafting and updating the standard interrogatories in CMOs to address current issues?  This webinar will discuss how written discovery can assist carriers nationally in assessing risk transfer opportunities, setting meaningful reserves and defense counsel in obtaining as much insurance coverage as possible for their client.
Pre-registration required.
Title:
The Insurer's and Defense Counsel's Perspective -- New Trends in the Investigation and Discovery of a Construction Defect Claim
When/Where:
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Eastern
Webcast
Speakers: 

• Attorney  Elaine Fresch of Selman Breitman, Los Angeles CA. Her Practice Areas include Business and Commercial Litigation, Product Liability, Construction/Surety Litigation and Real Estate Litigation.
• Phyllis Modlin is a Construction Defect Claims Supervisor with Markel in Walnut Creek, California where she manages construction defect claims on a nationwide basis. Ms. Modlin received her B.A. degree from University of California at Santa Barbara and her J.D. degree from University of California, Hastings College of the Law. For the past 21 years, she has developed extensive experience in handling and managing construction claims under both Commercial General Liability and Wrap policies with a focus on coverage, risk transfer, liability and litigation management.

By:
Claims & Litigation Management Alliance
Credit:
Although the sponsor's listing does not indicate a credit application, the content and speakers appear to meet credit requirements in several jurisdictions.
Cost:
Free

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