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James W. Scott Jr. Partner Pennsylvania jscott@wcmlaw.com +1 267 239 5526 Professional Experience At WCM, Jim focuses his practice on construction defect cases, where he defends general contractors, framing contractors, masonry contractors, roofing contractors, siding contractors, mechanical contractors, architects, and engineers throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey; defends a wide variety of personal injury claims asserted against developers, property management companies, snow removal contractors, landscape contractors, charitable organizations, religious organizations, charter schools, day care facilities, small businesses, and individuals; defends product manufacturers and distributors in product liability claims involving motor vehicles and trucks, construction equipment, automotive parts, and petroleum equipment; and defends warranty companies and vehicle service contractors in breach of warranty claims. Jim has more than three decades of insurance defense experience for firms in Philadelphia and Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Prior to becoming an attorney, Jim was the Assistant Director of Operations for the largest fabricator/erector of structural steel in the Delaware Valley. Consequently, his construction defect practice has been significantly enhanced by substantial real-world experience. Honors and Distinctions Fellow, Academy of Advocacy At Temple University, Jim was in the Moot Court Honor Society and was a Semi-Finalist in the Samuel J. Polsky Moot Court Competition. He was awarded the honor of Distinguished Class Performance in 10 separate subjects: Lawyering Process, Contracts II, Labor Law, Criminal Law I, Introduction to Trial Advocacy, Professional Responsibility, Evidence, Environmental Law, Business Associations, and Administrative Law. Professional Activities Jim is an active member of several professional associations, including the Philadelphia Association of Defense Counsel, the Pennsylvania Defense Institute, and the Defense Research Institute. He served as President of PADC from 2014-2015 and President of PDI from 2021-2022. As such, he is the only attorney ever elected President of both defense organizations. Jim serves as an arbitrator in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. From 2004-2013, Jim coached the Mock Trial Team at Samuel S. Fels High School in Philadelphia. Publications Jim co-authored the chapter on Pennsylvania construction law for the DRI Defense Library Series publication, Construction Litigation Desk Reference. He has been a frequent contributor to PDI’s Counterpoint and is the former co-author of its “Product Liability Update.” News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D., Temple University School of Law B.A., Duke University Bar Admissions Pennsylvania New Jersey Court Admissions Eastern District of Pennsylvania District of New Jersey United States Supreme Court

Nicole Y. Brown Managing Partner New York nbrown@wcmlaw.com +1 212 267 1900 Professional Experience Nicole Y. Brown is a skilled litigator who, after more than 20 years of courtroom experience trying cases and arguing appeals in New York state and federal courts, remains passionate about her work on behalf of clients. Nicole handles a very wide variety of complex civil litigation, defending clients against high-exposure labor law, construction, property damage and product defect claims; premises liability, recreational liability, negligent security and Dram shop cases; motor vehicle lawsuits; and negligent hiring and negligent supervision claims. Many of her cases involve catastrophic injuries or significant property losses. Her clients include public and private companies in a variety of industries, including retail and hospitality, as well as municipal agencies, educational institutions and insurers. A self-professed “straight shooter,” Nicole is an analytical and results-driven partner to clients, who trust her to cut away the “fluff” of often-complex cases and present the salient facts, strategies and defenses, so they can make informed decisions on the best path to secure the optimal outcome. Whether at trial, in mediation or in settlement talks, her keen advocacy and often-innovative approaches contribute to her successes on behalf of WCM clients. Nicole also prides herself on being personable, taking time to get to know the people behind the companies and organizations she represents. Nicole joined WCM as a summer associate during law school. She credits her legal knowledge and formidable advocacy skills to her training as a litigator “from Day One” with the firm. In addition to her love of her legal work, Nicole is an avid traveler whose goal is to see as much of the world as she can. She also commits time to volunteer work in the nursery and kids’ ministry at her church. Select Representations Defended charter school in a trip-and-fall case against the plaintiffs’ claim of negligent supervision by highlighting the adequacy of the supervision on the playground at the time of the alleged accident and the co-defendant’s obligation, not our client’s, to maintain the playground, ultimately securing summary judgment and dismissal of the claims against our client. In a high-exposure labor law case, secured a voluntary discontinuance of the claims against our client, the municipal agency that funded the development of the construction project where the accident occurred. Following a multimillion-dollar verdict in a two-week damages-only labor law trial, successfully reduced the verdict by over 50% after post-trial motions and an appeal. Defended a contractor in a labor law case alleging that the plaintiff sustained fractures and subsequently underwent surgery after his foot was crushed by an excavator while the plaintiff was repairing it, arguing that the plaintiff was comparatively negligent, maintaining the pretrial settlement offer in line with our position through jury selection and several days of trial, and finally securing the plaintiff’s agreement to the original offer and settlement during trial. Secured a favorable mediated settlement in a significant personal injury case stemming from a motor vehicle accident in which the plaintiff subsequently underwent multiple spinal surgeries, leveraging the plaintiff’s prior accidents and injuries to reach a settlement of less than 30% of the verdict value of the claim. Honors and Distinctions St. John’s University School of Law Criminal Law Institute’s Frank J. Rogers Mock Trial Competition Runner-up Award Professional Activities American Bar Association New York State Bar Association News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D. St. John’s University School of Law B.A. State University of New York at Albany Bar Admissions New York New Jersey Court Admissions Eastern District of New York Southern District of New York District of New Jersey

Ross G. Gudis Associate New York RGudis@wcmlaw.com Professional Experience Ross litigates general liability actions, including personal injury and labor law cases. He is involved in all phases of litigation from inception through resolution. His work includes conducting legal research, drafting pleadings and motions, assisting in depositions and mediations, and preparing for trial. Ross is a graduate of St. John’s University School of Law. While at law school Ross was an active member of the Polestino Trial Advocacy Institute and regularly participated in mock trial competitions. He also participated in the Prosecution Clinic, where he provided pro bono legal services for the office of the Queens County District Attorney. As a former Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Ross litigated a variety of cases, including felony assaults, high level drug crimes, andvehicular cases. During his tenure as a prosecutor, he routinely took cases to trial when necessary, receiving guilty verdicts on both jury and bench trials. Select Representations Assistant District Attorney, Nassau County 2021-2024 Honors and Distinctions Best Opening Statement, Polestino Mock Trial 1L competition Professional Activities NY Bar Association News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education JD St. John’s University School of Law BA The George Washington University Bar Admissions New York

Eileen McGlyn Paralegal New York emcglyn@wcmlaw.com Professional Experience At WCM, Eileen: assists with a variety of general liability and automobile claims; coordinates discovery; prepares and coordinates documents for dispositive briefings and trial preparation. Eileen is the primary paralegal for our NY office. Before Join WCM, Eileen worked as a medical biller for a doctor’s office in Staten Island. News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Bar Admissions

Georgia Coats Partner New York gcoats@wcmlaw.com +1 212 267 1900 Professional Experience Georgia Coats defends clients against high-exposure labor law, construction, property damage and product defect claims, and represents retail companies in motor vehicle and premises liability cases. Georgia knows that each client she advises has its own definition of a “win,” based on the circumstances of the case and the client’s business objectives. She knows how to achieve the best and most cost-effective outcome in each individual case, whether that’s an early case dismissal through tactical pleadings and motions, a settlement on favorable terms, or, where needed, a trial or appeal. A trusted adviser to her clients, she guides them through litigation from case intake to resolution, helping them navigate the legal issues and strategic decisions of each case so they can make informed decisions. Georgia’s recent successes on behalf of clients include a defense verdict on a high-value labor law dispute, in which the third-party indemnification claims went to trial, and another defense verdict on a premises liability matter, in which she successfully shifted liability—and a multimillion-dollar verdict—to the responsible co-defendant. Georgia has been with WCM since participating in the firm’s summer associate program during law school. She is one of the creative voices and co-hosts of WCM’s podcast, “Call Your Next Witness.” In her free time, Georgia enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys in Queens. She also speaks Greek and occasionally makes use of her prodigious collection of cookbooks. Select Representations Obtained a defense verdict on a high-value labor dispute involving the trial of third-party indemnification claims. Obtained a defense verdict on a premises liability matter by successfully shifting liability (and a multimillion-dollar verdict) onto the responsible co-defendant. Honors and Distinctions Member, Fordham Environmental Law Journal Cum laude, New York University Professional Activities Georgia regularly lectures on both civil litigation and on Labor Law in New York, and is the Chair of WCM’s Women’s Initiative Committee. In addition, Georgia is a member of the following organizations: New York City Association of Insurance Women International Society of Female Professionals The Defense Association of New York Claims & Litigation Management IR Global Hellenic Lawyers Association of New York News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D., Fordham University School of Law B.A., New York University Bar Admissions New York Court Admissions Southern District of New York Eastern District of New York

Jessica Whelan Associate Pennsylvania jwhelan@wcmlaw.com +1 267 665 0877 Professional Experience Jessica advises insurers on a variety of coverage matters. Her work involves reviewing insurance policies and contracts to determine an insurer’s obligations as to defense, contribution, and indemnification. Jessica also assists with the civil litigation of general liability actions for many types of claims, including personal injury, property damage, and premises liability. Her litigation work includes conducting investigation and fact analysis, performing legal research, and drafting litigation documents. Prior to joining WCM, Jessica attended Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, where she served as the Managing Editor of Research and Writing for the Villanova Law Review. News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, JD Penn State University, BA Bar Admissions Pennsylvania

Marc D. Mory Counsel New Jersey mmory@wcmlaw.com (973) 258-1700 Professional Experience Marc D. Mory has over 20 years of experience in civil litigation including matters ranging from general premises liability and personal injury to employment law and complex civil rights cases. As a civil litigator, Marc has handled matters from pre-suit, through the litigation process, including pretrial discovery, motion practice and appeals. Marc also has experience in partnership and business disputes, banking law, and the Uniform Commercial Code and has counseled clients regarding employment investigations and training. Marc graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Brandeis University with a double major in Sociology and American Studies. He received his Juris Doctor degree in 2001 from the Hofstra University School of Law. Prior to graduation, Marc served as a legal intern for the Honorable Martin J. Kravarick, J.S.C., retired, in the Civil Division of the Superior Court, Middlesex County. Before joining WCM, he was an attorney at both large and small firms throughout New Jersey, offering him a unique perspective regarding the efficient management of litigation. Honors and Distinctions · Managing Editor, Hofstra Labor and Employment Law Journal Professional Activities New York Bar Association New Jersey Bar Association Middlesex County Bar Association News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D., Hofstra University School of Law B.A., Brandeis University Bar Admissions New Jersey New York Court Admissions Supreme Court of New Jersey U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit

Alexander Rabhan Associate New York arabhan@wcmlaw.com +1 212 267 1900 Professional Experience Alexander (Alex) Rabhan litigates general liability actions, including personal injury and property damage cases, premises liability and construction defect claims, and contract disputes. His work includes all aspects of these cases from inception to resolution involving various forms of dispute resolution and litigation, including drafting pleadings and motions, attending depositions, performing legal research, attending hearings and mediations, and preparing for trial. While at law school, Alex joined the Unemployment Action Center that provided representation to terminated claimants seeking unemployment benefits. He also interned with the New York Legal Assistance Group’s Pro Se Clinic. Prior to law school, Alex was a fundraiser for major events and donor cultivation at an international nonprofit based in Washington, DC. Professional Activities Member, New York State Bar Association News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law | Doctor of Law University of Miami | Bachelor of Arts Bar Admissions New York

Emily C. Walpole Of Counsel New York ewalpole@wcmlaw.com 332 345 2226 Professional Experience Emily handles a wide range of issues, with extensive past experience in New York labor and employment law issues, including harassment and discrimination cases, whistleblower claims, and on-site injuries. Her past work includes fact analysis and investigations, drafting pleadings and motions, legal research into unique corner cases of New York law, and assistance with expert examinations at trial. Prior to entering the legal profession, Emily worked in professional theatre. She worked as a director, stage manager, and scenic carpenter in addition to taking acting roles where her schedule allowed. She brings this communication and project management experience to her work in the law. Emily received her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law. While in law school, Emily became active with the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association, where she now serves as a member of the membership committee, New Lawyer’s Division. Prior to joining Wade Clark Mulcahy, she worked as a labor and employment attorney at a global corporate firm in New York, NY. Honors and Distinctions 40 Best LGBTQ+ Lawyers Under 40, National LGBTQ+ Bar, 2023 Eagle Scout Phi Beta Kappa Professional Activities Emily is a member of the National LGBT Bar Association and sits on the Membership Committee, New Lawyer’s Division. She regularly speaks at the Bar’s Lavender Law conference on issues surrounding new lawyers and on employment law issues. News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D., University of Virginia School of Law B.A. in Theatre, University of South Carolina Bar Admissions New York

Pablo O. Madriz Senior Associate New York pmadriz@wcmlaw.com (332) 345-4094 Professional Experience Pablo represents clients in construction and general liability matters in New York State courts. He manages all phases of the litigation process, including pleadings, discovery, mediation, and settlement negotiations. Prior to practicing in New York, Pablo litigated general and products liability cases in California, gaining broad experience across multiple jurisdictions. Pablo earned his J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where he was an active member of the Moot Court Honor Society. Outside the office, he enjoys long runs through the city. News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education · JD, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law · BA, Santa Clara University Bar Admissions New York California Court Admissions Southern District of New York

Jennifer Corbett Kerrick Associate Pennsylvania jkerrick@wcmlaw.com 267.857.3510 Professional Experience Before joining WCM, Jen worked as a federal contractor with FSA Federal, LLC for the United States Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania for over 12 years. There, Jen handled a wide range of forfeiture matters, both civil and criminal, ranging from white collar/economic crimes to narcotics and violent crimes to public corruption. Prior to joining FSA Federal at the USAO, as a solo practitioner, Jen handled a wide range of cases, again, both criminal and civil, ranging from landlord tenant disputes, evictions, and land acquisition, to contract negotiation, to transactional drafting of wills, lease agreements, and business contracts. Honors and Distinctions LaSalle University: Valedictorian of Sociology Department Florida Coastal School of Law: Pro Bono Award - graduated with 125+ hours, 2010 Best Opening Statement - Trial Advocacy, 2009 FSA Federal, LLC: Employee of the Quarter, 1st Quarter, 2015 Employee of the Quarter, 2nd Quarter, 2025 News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education B.A., LaSalle University, Magna Cum Laude J.D., Florida Coastal School of Law Bar Admissions Pennsylvania Court Admissions Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Dennis M. Wade Partner New York dwade@wcmlaw.com +1 212 267 1900 Professional Experience Dennis M. Wade has litigated headline-worthy cases in state and federal courts across the country and in international forums around the world for more than four decades. A skilled trial and appellate lawyer, Dennis handles complex commercial and insurance law defense matters, in particular, high-exposure casualty cases, complicated insurance coverage disputes, and the defense of errors and omissions and professional liability claims. Dennis handles fine art and in specie matters for both domestic and international insurers, including a recent notable case in which he successfully defended a major art insurer against a $42 million claim, from judgment in the trial court through appeals to New York’s Appellate Division and the Court of Appeals (the state high court) and ultimately to the United States Supreme Court. Over the past 20 years, he has helped recover stolen art and diamonds throughout the United States and has collaborated with counsel to achieve recoveries in Europe and elsewhere around the world. Because of his background and experience, clients frequently call on him to investigate and advise them in matters involving suspected fraudulent activity. Dennis has been a trial lawyer his entire career. He served for nearly seven years with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, including as Deputy Chief, Rackets Bureau, where he investigated and prosecuted organized crime cases involving high-level members of New York’s Gambino and Bonanno crime families, violent felons from gangs such as The Ghost Shadows and Flying Dragons, and corrupt public officials. He entered private practice as a name partner in a midsize Manhattan firm, handling a diverse range of defense litigation. The matters Dennis handles are often sophisticated and multifaceted, and his strength as an advocate lies in his keen ability to make the complex simple and understandable. A master of clear and compelling storytelling — a skill he attributes not to his time practicing law but to his study of Shakespeare — Dennis’s direct and practiced approach enables him to clearly and persuasively convey the facts and issues at the heart of disputes to clients, judges, juries and adversaries. His successes on behalf of clients are as much a result of his persuasive advocacy as they are due to his abiding belief that clients are critical partners in a common endeavor — charting the best path to an optimal outcome — and that the strategy of a case should be a cooperative effort. With the other named partners, Dennis founded WCM in 1994 to provide all the firm’s clients with this kind of personal and collaborative representation. Dennis has been called on to appear as an expert witness on points of American insurance law in the High Court of England and Wales. He also lectures frequently on insurance topics, including “The Art of Insuring Art” and “Art at Risk,” as well as on trial strategy and techniques, and has published extensively on topics such as settling damage claims, bad faith rulings and examinations under oath. Select Representations Successfully defended a major art insurer against a $42 million claim in a case that ultimately went to the United States Supreme Court. Successfully defended Lloyd’s of London underwriters, through summary judgment and on appeal, against a $2 million claim under a jeweler’s block policy based on the dishonest entrustment exclusion, where the insured, a high-end Manhattan jeweler, had been duped into “renting out” the pieces for a fictitious Jennifer Lopez video shoot in a wide-ranging scam orchestrated by a member of the Gambino crime family posing as a Sony Pictures representative. Successfully unmasked fraudulent insurance schemes across the country for domestic and international insurers, including arson-for-profit, bogus diamond and precious jewelry losses, and other scams involving real and insured personal property. Successfully tried, mediated or otherwise resolved scores of fine art and collectible disputes involving iconic works ranging from Old Masters and Picasso to Warhol and Basquiat. Honors and Distinctions Fordham University School of Law Editor in Chief, Moot Court Board Hobart College Magna cum laude Phi Beta Kappa Boswell and Crawford prizes for scholarship in the humanities Elected to membership in the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC) Selected to the list of AV Preeminent Lawyers by Martindale-Hubbell. (A description of the selection methodology can be found at www.martindale.com/ratings-and-reviews/ . No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.) Professional Activities New York City Bar Association, Civil Trial Section, faculty member Defense Research Institute, First Party Insurance Committee, faculty member American Bar Association, Tort and Insurance Committees New York State Bar Association, Tort and Insurance Committees New Jersey State Bar Association, Tort and Insurance Committees Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, elected member Council on Litigation Management The National Arts Club The Armadillo Club Publications The Art of Insuring Art: Federal Bar Association Art & Litigation Conference. February 6, 2020 The Multi-Faceted Examination Under Oath: New York State Bar Association Coverage Update (with co-author Michael Gauvin). Spring, 2019 Art at Risk: John’s University Center for Executive Education. Dennis lectured on the legal aspects of Fine Art Claims. May 16, 2019 The Business of Art Observed: New York’s Roosevelt Hotel. Dennis lectured on insurance and risk management issues in today’s competitive art world. May 21, 2019 Money, Power, Beauty: The Value of Art: Federal Bar Association Art Law and Litigation Seminar, Miami, Florida, 2017 The Poison Pill? Settling Damage Claims Involving Living Artists (co-author Michael A. Bono): International Fine Art and Specie Conference. Rome, Italy, 2017 Recent Developments in First and Third Party Bad Faith Rulings (New York State Bar Association May 2017 Seminar: Updates and Hot Trending Topics Affecting Insurance Coverage) (co-author Michael Gauvin) CounterPoint: Pennsylvania Defense Institute: Assault on the Citadel of Privilege (with co-author Colleen E. Hayes). February 2017 9th Annual Art Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Institute: The Collision Between Art & Insurance Law—And A Word About VARA’s Impact on the Collision. November, 2016 International Fine Art and Specie Conference, Athens, Greece, 2016, Workshop: Guilt, Innocence and Coverage under JB policies (Co-presenter: Michael Bono). Some thoughts on the Art of Persuasion: Aristotle to Steve Jobs: 2016 (Georgetown University, Leadership Development Program). Insurance Issues in Art Law: (Fordham University School of Law). 2016 How Using A Professional Engineer Can Help You Win: (New York State Bar Association: 2016 Law School for Insurance Professionals—September 2016) (co-author with Daniel Beatty). Attorney Client Privilege Under Attack: (Philadelphia Association of Defense Counsel: December 2015) (Co-Author Colleen Hayes) Deposition Boot Camp: Dennis recently served as faculty member at a program sponsored by the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel designed to hone the deposition skills of young lawyers. Dennis focused on the examination of plaintiffs and expert witnesses. November 2014. International Fine Arts and Specie Conference, Malta, 2014: Workshop: Getting It Back: The Challenges of Recovering Stolen Property – – United States v. European Union (Co-Presenter: Giando Boglione). Assault on the Citadel of Privilege: Bad Facts Make Really Bad Law (New York State Bar Association Seminar: 2014 Law School for Insurance Professionals) (Co-Author: Michael Gauvin). MARKET BRIEFING: Sandy’s Impact on Fine Art and Property Insurers – IUA Event: London – November 2013 (co-author with Michael Bono). Liability for Sporting and Recreational Activities: A Balancing Act (New York State Bar Association Seminar: Premises Liability – What You Need to Know in New York, March 2015) (co-author with Alison Weintraub). A Carnival for the Skeptic: Using Social Media In Claim And Defense Litigation – (The New York State Bar Association Seminar: 2013 Law School for Insurance Professionals – October 2013) (co-author with Michael Gauvin). UNCHARTED WATERS: Coverage Litigation After SuperStorm Sandy – (The New York State Bar Association Seminar: Advanced Insurance Coverage: Hot Topics, Touch Issues and a Look Ahead – May 2013 (co-author Steven M. Kaye, Jr). The Examination Before Trial – Honing your Deposition Skills in Tort and Personal Injury Cases (New York State Bar Association, May 2012, Program Chair). What Fine Art Insurers Really Need to Know About The Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA) (co-author with Michael A. Bono). The Anatomy of a Bust Out: The Implications of Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Fraud for Property, Fine Art and Specie Insurers (International Underwriting Association, London, England, November 2011 – co-author with Michael A. Bono). Liability for Sporting and Recreational Activities: A Balancing Act (New York State Bar Association Seminar: Premises Liability – What You Need to Know in New York, April 2011) (co-author with Alison Weintraub). Recent Landmark Insurance Decisions: A Guided Tour (New York State Bar Association Seminar: 2010 Law School for Insurance Professionals – More than the Basics, September 2010). Into the Serbonian Bog: A Consideration of Extra-Contractual Damages Under Bad Faith Theories in First Party Litigation (New York State Bar Association Seminar: 2010 Insurance Coverage Update: Insurance Coverage Issues in the Commercial General Liability Policy – Emerging Issues for the Next Decade, June 2010). Mediation for the Casualty Adjuster (Liability Insurance Research Bureau, San Antonio, TX March 2010). Defending Underwriters, Claim Professionals and Brokers in US Coverage Litigation (International Underwriting Association, London, England, November 2009) (co-author with Michael A. Bono). The Anatomy of a Premises Case (New York State Bar Association: Claims University, October 2009). Transferring Risk: The Interplay Between Contractual Indemnity Agreements and Additional Insured Coverage (New York State Bar Association Seminar: Additional Insured Coverage: Hot Topics & Critical Issues for 2009, May 2009). Getting it Back: Recovering Stolen Property in the United States (International Underwriting Association, October 2008) (co-author with Michael A. Bono). The Employee Exclusion in a Contractor’s CGL Policy and Related Limiting Endorsements (New York State Bar Association Spring Coverage Seminar, May 2008). Behind the Curtain: An Insider’s Guide to Mediation (Liability Insurance Research Bureau, Seattle, WA April 2008). Defending the Insurance Professional in Coverage and Bad Faith Litigation (International Underwriting Association, December 2006). The Intellectual Property Claim: A Strategic Approach To Analyzing Coverage And Defense Issues (Liability Insurance Research Bureau, April 2007). Into the Vortex – New Duty for Insurance Defense Counsel?, 237 N.Y.L.J. 61 (2007) (co-author with David F. Tavella). The World After ”Pecker”: A Case of Unintended Consequences, 236 N.Y.L.J. 36 (2006) (co-author with David F. Tavella). No-Prejudice Rule Lives (Apparently), 232 N.Y.L.J. 115 (2004) (co-author with David F. Tavella). The Emerging Doctrine of Contractual Contribution, 228 N.Y.L.J. 98 (2002) (co-author with David F. Tavella). Brokers and Agents are not “Professionals,” 226 N.Y.L.J. 52 (2001) (co-author with David F. Tavella). The Direct Examination of the Lay and Expert Witness, in A Guide to Civil Trials in New York State Supreme Court (Association of the Bar of the City of New York) (1999). The Many-Faceted Examination Under Oath, Defense Research Institute (Spring 1999). News I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Download Education J.D. 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