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February 01, 2016

WIND 2016 IN ORLANDO BECOMES BASE OF MY BLOGGING OPERATIONS.

Starting tomorrow and running through Wednesday, my base of operations for this Blog and for Insurance Claims and Bad Faith Law Blog will be WIND 2016, the 2016 Conference of the Windstorm Insurance Network which is being held in Orlando, Florida.

Among the topics will be Interactions Between Insureds and Insurers, Florida Property Law, Insurance Bad Faith, Data Breaches and so related Cyberinsurance coverage issues, Civil Remedy Notices, and Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices.

I am looking forward to it and I hope you are too!

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Posted by on February 01, 2016 at 02:46 PM in Bad Faith, Current Affairs, Cyber Risks & Cyberinsurance, Force Placed Insurance, Interpretation and Application of Insurance Contracts, Property Insurance |

Tags: bad faith, civil remedy notices, cyber insurance, cybersecurity, data breaches, florida, force-placed insurance, lender force-placed insurance practices, property law

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