Insurance Law 2011 discusses the key upcoming trends in insurance law for 2011, highlighting the major milestones over the past year and providing overall thought leadership for the year ahead. Featuring partners from some of the nation"s leading law firms, these experts discuss recent changes in laws, decisions, and policies that have affected the practice of insurance law, as well as recent case decisions that will impact the future scope of this ever-changing area of law. These authors identify the major hurdles their clients will face in 2011 and the most significant changes they are looking to employ in their strategy over the upcoming year. Chapters Include: 1. B. Scott Burton, Partner, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP - "The Impact of Dodd-Frank and Other Government Initiatives on the Practice of Insurance Law in 2011 and Beyond" 2. Cass W. Christenson, Partner, McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP - "Insurance Coverage Regarding Data Privacy, Cloud Computing, and Other Emerging Cyber Risks" 3. Michael H. Ginsberg, Partner, Jones Day - "Upcoming Developments and Challenges for Insurers and their Policyholders" 4. Stephen Pate. Partner, Fulbright & Jaworski LLP - "The Impact of the BP Oil Spill on Oil Industry Clients and their Carriers" 5. Jaymeson Pegue, Partner, Nelsen, Thompson, Pegue & Thornton - "Insurance Law and Policy Interpretation" 6. John F. Mullen, Sr., Partner, Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst LLC - "Changes in the Law and the Impact on Insurance Law: Expert Witnesses, Cyber Risk, and Electronic Discovery" 7. Mark E. Miller, Principal Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig LLP - "The Emerging Trend of Insurer Rescission" Appendices Include: Appendix A: State of Connecticut Insurance Department Bulletin IC-25 Appendix B: Joint Release: Federal Regulators Release Model Consumer Privacy Notice Online Form Builder