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Dispute Prevention in the Time of COVID-19: Exploring a Global Solution to Insurance for COVID-19

Webinar | 04.29.20, 8:00 AM EDT - 9:00 AM EDT

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Please join the CPR Institute for a webinar entitled, Dispute Prevention in the Time of COVID-19: Exploring a Global Solution to Insurance for COVID-19, jointly presented by the CPR Institute’s Insurance and Environmental Committees. 


The panelists will examine the effects of the coronavirus pandemic as it relates to insurance from the policyholder and carrier perspectives and will explore how all stakeholders can work together to reach a global resolution to disparate problems. This webinar will also be a platform for dialogue between insurers and their corporate policyholders to explore the development of a proposal to partner with the government.


Speakers include:

  • John Bickerman | Arbitrator & Mediator, Bickerman Dispute Resolution | Co-Chair of the CPR Environmental Committee I Member of CPR’s Panel of Distinguished Neutrals
  • Laura Foggan | Partner | Crowell & Moring
  • Cristen Rose | Principal | Paley Rothman
  • Robert Shulman | Principal | Paley Rothman

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