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The Cyber Periscope

Extending Vision in Cyber Risk & Claims

Introducing Wiley's The Cyber Periscope podcast, hosted by Pamela L. Signorello, a seasoned partner in Wiley’s Cyber Insurance Practice. Like a periscope – two mirrors aligned to reveal blind spots – this series looks around corners with professionals from across the cyber insurance community. Pam and her guests share their perspectives on cyber risks and opportunities, creating a collective lens into the emerging trends implicating cyber insurance.

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Abuse Exclusion Applied to Bar Coverage for Entire EEOC Proceeding
Abuse Exclusion Applied to Bar Coverage for Entire EEOC Proceeding
Eleventh Circuit Splits Single Lawsuit into Multiple “Claims” When Applying Misappropriation Exclusion and Determining Duty to Defend
Eleventh Circuit Splits Single Lawsuit into Multiple “Claims” When Applying Misappropriation Exclusion and Determining Duty to Defend
Interrelated Claims Provision Bars Coverage for Client’s Claim Tied to Broker’s Pre-Hire Conduct
Interrelated Claims Provision Bars Coverage for Client’s Claim Tied to Broker’s Pre-Hire Conduct
Notice Delayed, Coverage Denied: Claims-Made Policies Exempt from Notice-Prejudice Rule Codified in Utah Statute
Notice Delayed, Coverage Denied: Claims-Made Policies Exempt from Notice-Prejudice Rule Codified in Utah Statute
Trade Secret Disclosure Qualifies as a “Privacy Event” Under Professional Liability Policy
Trade Secret Disclosure Qualifies as a “Privacy Event” Under Professional Liability Policy
Criminal Indictment of Supervisor May Not be a Claim “By or on Behalf of” Minor Employee under EPL Policy
Criminal Indictment of Supervisor May Not be a Claim “By or on Behalf of” Minor Employee under EPL Policy
Insurer Must Defend Suit Over Unauthorized Use of Images in Social Media Ads
Insurer Must Defend Suit Over Unauthorized Use of Images in Social Media Ads
Renewal Omission Proves Costly: Court Allows Rescission for Undisclosed Audit
Renewal Omission Proves Costly: Court Allows Rescission for Undisclosed Audit
Subsidiary Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claim Alleging Wrongful Conduct Before and After Entity Became a Subsidiary; Claim for Fraudulent Transfer Not Insurable Under New York Law
Subsidiary Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claim Alleging Wrongful Conduct Before and After Entity Became a Subsidiary; Claim for Fraudulent Transfer Not Insurable Under New York Law
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