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Cyber Risks Insurance: Law and Practice 2nd ed
Cyber Risks Insurance: Law and Practice 2nd ed
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Celso De Azevedo
This is a definitive guide on the evolving law and practice of cyber insurance. Written in an accessible and practical style, it adopts a UK perspective with additional comparative analysis of the most significant cases in the USA. Complete with sample clauses from leading industry organisations including the Lloyd's Market Association and International Underwriting Association, this comprehensive text clarifies and explains the law of cyber risks insurance.
This updated second edition includes: new cyber exclusion clauses; commentary on the Supreme Court decisions in Lloyd v Google LLC and WM Morrison Supermarkets Plc v Various Claimants; an overview of post-Brexit GDPR and the latest ICO guidance; discussion of business interruption coverage implications following FCA v Arch Insurance; coverage of Quadra Commodities v XL Insurance, Berkshire Assets v AXA Insurance, and Burnett/Grant v International Insurance Company of Hanover; and recent US Appellate Court decisions on third-party liability and cyber crime coverage.
Contents: Cyber Risks Assessment and Underwriting; Silent Cyber Exposure and Exclusions; First Party Coverage (including Data Breach Notification, Regulatory Fines and GDPR); Business Interruption Coverage; Third-Party Liability Coverage; Cyber Crime Coverage; Exclusions; Claims; Cyber Risks Reinsurance, Modelling and Accumulation.
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Who is this book for?
Insurance practitioners, underwriters and lawyers advising on cyber risks exposure, coverage and claims.
What's new in the 2nd edition?
New exclusion clauses, commentary on recent Supreme Court cases, post-Brexit GDPR guidance, and updated US Appellate Court decisions.
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