The Robins Kaplan Insurance Insight

In this issue:

• Chaos v. Predictability: The Enforceability of Choice of Law Provisions By Elizabeth A. Reidy
  The United States Supreme Court takes on choice of law provisions in insurance contracts in Great Lakes Ins. SE v. Raiders Retreat Realty Co., LLC. Will the Court find the choice of law provision contrary to the strong public policy of the state at issue and therefore, unenforceable?
• Top Five Writing Tips for Everyday Writing By Laura Lee
  Five every day writing tips for both personal and professional writing – from everyday emails or letters to legal briefs.
• Insuring the Digital Future: Coverage Issues for NFTs By Alexandra Fernandez
  Ready or not, the use of blockchain technology like NFTs is becoming increasingly mainstream. But just what are these digital assets and how might they be protected by insurance?
• The Blame Game: Can Cyber Crimes Fall Under the War Exclusion? By Erica Ramsey
  Cyberattacks, which result in trillions of losses each year, have been a developing tactic used by some nations to gain strategic advantage over their adversaries. When innocent bystanders fall subject to the attack, when and how could a policy’s war exclusion apply to exclude coverage for the resulting losses?
• I Love Insurance and My Dog: Pet Insurance 101 By Amy Churan
  Helping our pets live their happiest and healthiest lives—what you need to know about pet insurance
• Marina Pacific: A Rare Glimpse into a Pandemic-Related Property Coverage Trial By Sandra Badin
  Marina Pacific: the triumph of common sense and experience, or the triumph of science—or both?
• Attorney Spotlight: Partner Christina M. Lincoln By Lauren Birkenstock
  We sat down with Christina Lincoln to hear her thoughts on being a partner at Robins Kaplan, the complex cases that she likes to sink her teeth in, and how Diversity, Equality and Inclusion are a big part of her purpose.

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