BatesCarey obtained summary judgment in Fives St Corp. v. Allied World Surplus Lines Ins. Co., in which the insured’s prior knowledge of a dispute with an equipment purchaser precluded coverage for a professional liability lawsuit.

Abby was selected for this prestigious list from over 1,000 nominees for her insurance coverage work and industry-leading BIPA knowledge.

Patrick earned a spot on this prestigious list for industry-leading work on complex and cutting-edge cases on behalf of insurance carriers worldwide.

Best Lawyers® recognized 11 BatesCarey attorneys as The Best Lawyers in America® and named four as Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in 2025 for their accomplishments in insurance law and other practice areas.

Six partners also receive highest accolades from Chambers for insurance and reinsurance work.

BatesCarey Executive Director Irasema Guerrero participated in a panel discussion as part of Rey Jesuit High School’s Freshmen Career Exploration class.

After a psychiatrist falsely represented his criminal record on an insurance renewal application, BatesCarey attorneys David Cutter, Craig Leff, and Emily Tripicchio presented the matter to a federal jury in Delaware, which found that all elements of recission had been established.

During an April 3 roundtable at CLM’s Annual Conference, Allyson Spacht will examine the coverage implications of public nuisance claims. Adam Fleischer will address this same topic at the ARIAS 2024 Spring Conference on May 3.

The event brings together influential female leaders from various industries to network and discuss emerging workplace trends.