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Tammy Chang to Present at 2021 Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar

Tammy Chang will be speaking at the 2021 Virtual Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar on March 5, 2021. The program, “Claims Collaboration, Negotiation, and Sometimes, Litigation: A Liability Claims Toolkit for Young (and Experienced) Lawyers,” aims to teach coverage lawyers of all experience levels how to avoid the minefields of third-party liability claims. Panelists will cover best practices from claim notification through settlement, judgment, or appeal of the underlying claim; tension points in the claims process and how to avoid them; hot topics in coverage litigation; and key takeaways to ensure client success.

Amy Levine Heiserman from Quarles & Brady LLP will be moderating the panel comprised of leading lawyers in insurance law.

Tammy Chang, Atheria Law, San Francisco, CA
Andrea DeField, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP, Miami, FL
Erica J. Kerstein, Robinson & Cole LLP, New York, NY
Jennifer L. Odrobina, Sompo International, New York, NY

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