The gap between liability assumed in a contract and insurance coverage can be financially detrimental to your company.

Learn the nuances of key contract elements, ways to avoid problematic language, and how indemnification provisions impact your insurance coverage. We’ll also review real insurance claims to illustrate how changes to contract provisions can impact the outcome of coverage determinations and the financial well-being of your company.

During this webinar you'll:

• Identify uninsured risks your company may be exposed to due to unfair contractual obligations, empowering you to take proactive measures to mitigate these risks
• Understand the key elements of contracts, problematic language to avoid, and how indemnification language impacts insurance coverage
• Learn about strategies to negotiate favorable indemnification clauses
• Gain insights from actual claim examples, illustrating how the interplay of contractual language and policy language has a financial impact on your organization

Speakers: 

Kurt Murray is a Principal at Marsh McLennan Agency (MMA) who focuses on companies in the Staffing industry. With over 20 years of experience, Kurt deems it necessary to fully understand a Client and their specific needs in order to properly develop their risk management program. Through this approach, Kurt generates valuable personal relationships with his Clients to secure their trust.

Christine Trimarco is our Vice President of Complex Claims and Coverage at Marsh McLennan Agency. She is responsible for a wide variety of activities, including reviewing contracts and conducting legal research, but her primary objective is to help our claims team secure coverage for clients. With 17 years of experience as a civil defense attorney and legal expertise in insurance, professional liability and product liability, Christine reviews insurance carriers’ positions on coverage to help our claims team advocate for specific coverage on our clients’ behalf.

Rachael Rodakowski is a Vice President at MMMA, specializing in the staffing industry. Her main responsibility is to be a client’s resource and trusted partner, leveraging her extensive knowledge of industry dynamics to offer creative and cost-effective solutions. With over 12 years of experience in staffing, Rachael educates clients on everything from the intricacies of workers’ compensation program design to effectively managing liability risks.

Registration Fees:

NYSA Members: No Charge
Non-Members: $60 per person