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On Wednesday, August 26, 2009, I’ll be presenting a CLE for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute on insurance coverage for cybersecurity liabilities.  Here’s a snapshot of the PBI’s page so that you can sign up.

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Tele-Web Seminar Insurance Coverage for Cybersecurity 1.5 Total CLE credits (No Ethics) Note: This tele-web seminar will begin on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM Eastern Time. Product №: 6116T Course Level: Intermediate Duration: 90 minutes Register Now Remember Tell a Friend Item Description | Faculty | Pricing Item Description The financial liability of failing to protect information properly can be extraordinarily high.  One way in which to protect your clients and yourself from liability is to obtain cybersecurity insurance.  This program examines this relatively new type of insurance, the pros and cons of obtaining it, and will help you to help your clients explore their options. Our faculty will discuss: An overview of cybersecurity and data breach risks and potential liabilities How “traditional” insurance coverage might cover cybersecurity and data breach risks and liabilities New insurance products in the marketplace for cybersecurity and data breach risks and liabilities Register Now Pricing Members–PA or any co. bar assn. $99.00 Register Nonmember $119.00 Register Faculty Register Now Scott Godes, Esq., Dickstein Shapiro, LLP, Washington, DC Timothy Delahunt, Esq., Kenney, Shelton, Liptak & Nowak, LLP, Buffalo, NY Arturo PerezReyes, Client Executive, Saylor & Hill, Oakland, CA Register Now Register NOW so you can print the course materials when they are available. Instructions (1 Page, 14 KB) Contact us at 1-800-932-4637 Email us at callincle@pbi.org Having trouble using this site? Help us improve

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