Adrian T. Rohrer represents foreign and domestic insures in coverage disputes involving professional and general liability coverage, including Directors and Officers (D&O), Errors and Omissions (E&O), Employment Practices Liability (EPL), Lawyers Professional Liability (LPL), Commercial General Liability (CGL), Health Care Insurance, and Public Entity coverage-related issues. His practice covers both pre-litigation coverage analysis and active coverage litigation in state and federal courts, with clients ranging from specialty insurers navigating complex policy interpretation questions to carriers defending against bad faith claims in high-exposure matters.
Prior to joining BatesCarey, Adrian litigated coverage disputes at both the trial and appellate level.
Super Lawyers Illinois, Rising Star (2014 – 2018)
North East Title, Inc. v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London, D-818-CV-2024-00045 (New Mexico, 8th Judicial Dist.) (represented E&O insurer in a declaratory judgment coverage action regarding whether wire fraud incident was precluded from coverage under a wire fraud exclusion in an E&O policy)
Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London v. Monroe Infrastructure, LLC, 2025 IL App (1st) 241909-U (Illinois Appellate Court, First District) (represented E&O insurer in trial court and on appeal in a declaratory judgment coverage action regarding whether a “cyber event” exclusion in an E&O policy precluded coverage for a claim where the Insured’s email system was hacked and compromised by a fraudster)
AmTrust Int. Underwriters DAC v. 180 Life Sciences Corp., 5:22-cv-03844 (N.D. California) (represented D&O insurer in a declaratory judgment coverage action regarding whether a D&O policy provided coverage to the going-forward company in relation to an SEC investigation following a SPAC merger)
A Claim Handler’s Roadmap to the Defense and Settlement of Claims, Chicago, Illinois (October 2015)