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TREATY TIP: PREPARED TO HONORABLY ENGAGE?

July 18, 2011 by Carlton Fields

In this Treaty Tip, Tony Cicchetti discusses the significance of “honorable engagement” clauses in reinsurance agreements.

This post written by Tony Cicchetti.

Filed Under: Arbitration Process Issues, Contract Interpretation, Reinsurance Transactions, Treaty Tips, Week's Best Posts

TREATY TIP: AVOIDING GAPS IN REINSURANCE COVER

March 22, 2011 by Carlton Fields

Changing an underlying insurance policy can create a reinsurance coverage gap; a “follow the fortunes” provision in the reinsurance agreement will not always close the gap. In a Treaty Tip, Tony Cicchetti describes a recent example of this.

This post written by Tony Cicchetti.

Filed Under: Contract Formation, Contract Interpretation, Treaty Tips, Week's Best Posts

TREATY TIP: THE IMPORTANCE OF SPECIFYING A NON-PAYMENT INTEREST RATE

November 2, 2010 by Carlton Fields

How important is it to specify the rate at which unpaid amounts will accrue interest under a reinsurance agreement? In a Treaty Tip, Tony Cicchetti provides two examples from recent court opinions that illustrate the importance of covering this topic in a reinsurance contract.

This post written by Tony Cicchetti.

Filed Under: Contract Formation, Contract Interpretation, Treaty Tips, Week's Best Posts

TREATY TIP: ARBITRATION CLAUSES

August 10, 2010 by Carlton Fields

Tony Cicchetti offers a Treaty Tip concerning arbitrator selection, and a recent case concerning the process for selecting the umpire for an arbitration in a matter involving Lloyd’s.

This post written by Tony Cicchetti.

Filed Under: Arbitration Process Issues, Reinsurance Transactions, Treaty Tips, Week's Best Posts

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