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Brian Rosenbaum
Should insurers even be writing D&O coverage for sexual misconduct claims?
February 25, 2018 by David GambrillWhy are insurers writing D&O coverage for allegations involving sexual misconduct, which is not really an “accident,” but rather an intentional act that is typically excluded from coverage? The question came up last Thursday at a PLUS Canada event in…
Second-generation cyber policies tackle personal injury, property damage
January 11, 2018 by Jason ContantCyber insurance policies are now evolving to the point where they are starting to tackle personal injury and property damage, Brian Rosenbaum, national director, legal and research practice with Aon Risk Solutions Canada, told Canadian Underwriter on Tuesday. Known in…
Preparing your clients to report data breaches in Canada—and abroad
January 10, 2018 by Jason ContantWith Canada’s mandatory data breach notification provisions in the Digital Privacy Act expected to come into force this year, organizations will soon be required to report “breaches of security safeguards” that pose a “real risk of significant harm to an…
Small firms wanting cyber coverage should “hold an inventory” of personally identifiable information: Chubb
March 3, 2017 Greg Meckbach, Associate EditorBodily injury and property damage exclusions in cyber insurance policies means the Internet of Things has “big implications” for organizations, while malware that existed unbeknownst to a user before binding a policy can mean a cyber incident is not covered,…
Ontario environment ministry ‘does not always require financial security’ from organizations at high risk of pollution: Auditor General
December 1, 2016 by Canadian UnderwriterOrganizations undertaking activities with high risk of pollution in Ontario are often not required to provide financial security to ensure funds are available later for clean-up costs, the province’s auditor general warned in her annual report released Wednesday. Meanwhile, the…