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Hinshaw Reviews Key U.S. Insurance Developments in RPC 2023 Annual Insurance Review

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Jan 20, 2023

The newly-released RPC 2023 Annual Insurance Review evaluates the key developments that shaped the global insurance market in 2022 and looks ahead at what to expect in 2023. In the Review, Hinshaw’s Insurance Services Practice Group Co-chairs Pedro Hernandez and Scott Seaman authored the chapter on key insurance developments in the United States in areas that include:

  • ESG/Sustainability
  • COVID-19 business interruption and other pandemic coverage litigation
  • Cyber
  • Privacy
  • Lead paint
  • Forever chemicals
  • Opioids
  • Construction defect and weather-related claims and
  • D&O and securities law

Download a complimentary copy of the 2023 Annual Insurance Review (PDF)

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Pedro E. Hernandez

Pedro E. Hernandez

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305-428-5043

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Scott M. Seaman

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312-704-3699

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