This purchase does NOT include participation in the live event. You are purchasing access to a recording of the webinar: "Landmark COVID Business Interruption Cases"

Recorded Wednesday, December 14, 2022 @ 12:00 - 1:00pm Central

Earn up to 1.0 hour MCLE credit if filed by November 30, 2023!

About the Webinar:

Over 20,000 policyholders filed suits against their insurers for denial of business interruption coverage costs they associated with the pandemic. Over 90% of federal courts have agreed with the insurers. Policyholders have fared a little better in state court although only a handful of State Supreme Courts have ruled on the issue. Until that happens we continue to look for trends. Recently a Texas jury awarded the Baylor College of Medicine $48.5 million. Is this a game changer? Who better to discuss these issues than the attorneys that have successfully argued these cases?

Join us for a star-studded Webinar featuring Robin O’Neil, Fogler, Brar, O'Neil & Gray: Robin, along with her partner, Murray Fogler, served as lead trial attorneys for Baylor College of Medicine, the first policyholder to be awarded damages during the pandemic for COVID-related losses.

Joining Robin is Chris Martin, Martin, Disiere, Jefferson & Wisdom. Chris represented an insurer that successfully convinced the 5th Circuit earlier this year to toss a COVID business interruption case filed by Terry Black’s BBQ.

Robin and Chris will discuss their respective victories, whether COVID cases should survive early motions to dismiss and issues related to how these cases are tried. Steve Schulwolf, Schulwolf Mediation will moderate the discussions.

Featured Presenters:

Robin O’Neil | Fogler, Brar, O’Neil & Gray LLP| Houston

Christopher W. Martin | Martin, Disiere, Jefferson & Wisdom, L.L.P. | Houston

Moderator: Steven Schulwolf | Schulwolf Mediation, PLLC | Austin

Sponsored by The Insurance Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
in cooperation with The Texas Institute of Continuing Legal Education

*You will be receiving an email with a link to access the webinar recording along with a PDF copy of any slides or written materials used during the webinar if permitted. (NOTE: The access link may not be shared. Only registered attendees/viewers are eligible to receive MCLE credit.)

This purchase does NOT include participation in the live event. You are purchasing access to a recording of the webinar: "Texas Anti-Indemnity Act for Construction Contracts: Latest Cases and Trends"

Recorded Wednesday, August 10, 2022 @ 12:00 - 1:00pm Central

Earn up to 1.0 hour MCLE credit if filed by July 31, 2023!

About the Webinar: Chapter 151 of the Texas Insurance Code restricts indemnity and additional-insured provisions in construction contracts, insurance policies, and collateral agreements. It has been in effect since 2012, but courts have only recently become active in applying it. This webinar discussion will address recent court opinions, trends in litigation, and unresolved issues.

Featured Presenters:

Blair Dancy | Cain & Skarnulis PLLC| Austin
Douglas P. Skelley | Shidlofsky Law Firm PLLC | Austin

Sponsored by The Insurance Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
in cooperation with The Texas Institute of Continuing Legal Education

*You will be receiving an email with a link to access the webinar recording along with a PDF copy of any slides or written materials used during the webinar if permitted. (NOTE: The access link may not be shared. Only registered attendees/viewers are eligible to receive MCLE credit.)

This purchase does NOT include participation in the live event. You are purchasing access to a recording of the webinar: "Turning Eight Corners into a New Era: The Duty to Defend after Monroe Guaranty Ins. Co. v. Bitco General Ins. Corp."

Recorded Wednesday, April 27, 2022 @ 1:00 - 2:00pm Central

Earn up to 1.0 hour MCLE credit if filed by March 31, 2023!

About the Webinar: The much-anticipated Texas Supreme Court decision in Monroe Guaranty Ins. Co. v. Bitco General Ins. Corp. officially created an exception to the Eight Corners Rule. And while the Supreme Court answered some questions, there likely will be ongoing disputes concerning when extrinsic evidence is admissible to determine the duty to defend. Join us to hear the insights of Jody Stasney, Thompson Coe, who represented Monroe and David Farmer, Farmer, House, Osuna, Jackson & Olvera, P.C., who represented Bitco. Steve Schulwolf will moderate what is sure to be an interesting discussion of this important case and its likely impact.

Featured Presenters:

Jo Allison (Jody) Stasney | Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, L.L.P. | Dallas
Wm. David Farmer | Farmer, House, Osuna, Jackson & Olvera, P.C. | San Antonio
Moderator: Steven Schulwolf | Schulwolf Mediation, PLLC | Austin

Sponsored by The Insurance Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
in cooperation with The Texas Institute of Continuing Legal Education

*You will be receiving an email with a link to access the webinar recording along with a PDF copy of any slides or written materials used during the webinar if permitted. (NOTE: The access link may not be shared. Only registered attendees/viewers are eligible to receive MCLE credit.)