Perspective
Jun. 3, 2011
Opportunities for Insurance Coverage in Intellectual Property Disputes
Recent cases have found coverage for patent infringement under commercial general liability and directors and officers policies. By Peter Selvin of Loeb & Loeb LLP
In any dispute involving intellectual property, counsel should immediately assess the opportunities for coverage, especially under commercial general liability (CGL) and directors and officers policies. Recent cases have underscored that there are opportunities for finding insurance coverage in a variety of intellectual property contexts.
Several cases have found coverage under CGL policies for patent infringement where the underlying t...
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