Publications    Providing Technical Expertise in Insurance and Reinsurance Law

Functus Officio: The Clarification Exception
XIX Mealey’s Reins. Rpt. No. 8 at 22 (2008)

Functus Officio: The Finality Requirement
XIX Mealey’s Reins. Rpt. No. 7 at 25 (2008)

Reinsurance Setoff and Assigned Rights
Reinsurance Vol. 1 No. 5 at 4 (2008)

Late Named Witnesses: What’s A Panel To Do?
XV ARIAS – US Quarterly No. 2 at 28 (2008)

Third Party Beneficiary: Binding Nonsignatories to Arbitration Clauses in Reinsurance Contracts
Reinsurance Vol. 1 No. 1 at 4 (2008)

Fronting and Direct Actions Against Reinsurers: The Final Chapter?
IXX Mealey’s Reins. Rpt. No. 1 at 36 (2008)

Claim Estimation in Liquidations: Integrity – The Final Chapter?
Reinsurance Vol. 1 No. 2 at 4 (2008)

Fiduciary Duty in the Reinsurance Relationship
XVIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 9 at 19 (2007)

Guaranty Associations and Reinsurance and Assumption Agreements
The Insurance Receiver Vol. 16 No. 2 at 10 (2007)

Agency: Binding Nonsignatories to Arbitration Clauses
XVIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 5 at 21 (2007)

Follow the Settlements: Bad Claim Handling Exception
XIV ARIAS - US Quarterly No. 3 at 24 (2007)

Equitable Estoppel: Binding Nonsignatories to Arbitration Clauses
XVII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 3 at 17 (2007)

What is a "Paid Loss" for Indemnity Reinsurance Purposes?
XVIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 2 at 22 (2007)

Arbitration Rulings When No Substantive Law is Designated
XVII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 24 at 20 (2007)

Should Follow the Fortunes / Settlements be Implied into Reinsurance Contracts?
XVII Mealey's Rpt. No. 21 at 27 (2007)

Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel Effect of Prior Arbitration Orders: What Impact on Subsequent Arbitrations?
XVII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 17 at 17 (2007).

Discovery from Intermediaries: Winning the Peace
XVII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 18 at 19 (2007).

Arbital Immunity at Common Law XIII
ARIAS - US Quarterly No. 3 at 12 (2006).

Setoff in Arbitration When One of the Parties is in Receivership
XVI Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 23 at 33 (2006).

Discovery from Intermediaries: Report on Developments in Regulation and Case Law
XVII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 6 at 23 (2006).

Can a Receiver Ignore Priority of Distribution Statutes?
XVII Mealey's Insolv. Rpt. No. 8 at 21 (2005).

Is The Obligation Of Utmost Good Faith Dead In Illinois?
XVI Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 3 at 21 (2005)

Co-Author, All-Neutral Arbitration Panels
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 24 at 23 (April 28, 2005)

When Does a Reinsurer Have a Cause of Action Against an Insured?
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 20 at 25 (February 17, 2005)

Consolidation Of Arbitrations - A New Rule Emerging?
XV Mealey's Reins. Rptr. # 2 at 21 (2004)

How Reinsurance Arbitrations Can Be Faster, Cheaper and Better
XI ARIAS - U.S. Quarterly No. 3 at 33 (2004)

Common Account Reinsurance - Case Law at Last
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 6 at 23 (2004)

Co-Author, Procedures for the Resolution of U.S. Insurance and Reinsurance Disputes,
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 9 at 20 (2004)

Reinsurance Arbitrations in Receivership: An Arbitrator's Perspective
XIII The Insurance Receiver No. 2 at 14 (2004)

Premium Volume - Misrepresentation or Projection?
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 5 at 20 (2004)

Pre-Hearing Removal of Arbitrators
XIV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 21 at 22 (2004)

Manifest Disregard of Law or Facts or Both?
XV Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 3 at 23 (2004)

Are Formal Hearings Necessary for Interim Issues in Reinsurance Arbitrations?
XIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 24 at 22 (2003)

Co-Author, Allocation to Reinsurers and Follow the Fortunes
XIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 19 at 26 (2003)

Intermediaries and Discovery in Reinsurance Arbitrations
XIII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 15 at 27 (2002)

Responsibility of Receivers for the Sins of Prior Management
XIV Mealey's Insolv. Rep. No. 10 at 22 (2002)

Waiver of Arbitration Rights
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 5 at 23 (2002)

Direct Actions and Equitas
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 23 at 23 (2002)

Pre-Answer Security and Reinsurance Arbitrations
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 18 at 20 (2002)

Fronting: Business Considerations, Regulatory Concerns, Legislative Reactions and Related Case Law
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 14 at 22 (2001)

Cedents' Claims to Reinsurance Recoverables and Priority of Distribution
XII Mealey's reins. Rpt. No. 13 at 20 (2001)

Discovery by a Reinsurer of Documents from Cedents and Their Insureds
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 9 at 24 (2001)

Judicial Issues in Arbitration Panel Selection
XII Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 8 at 16 (2001)

Reinsurance And Assumption Agreements: How Does The Novation Take Place?
XI Mealey's Reins. Rpt. No. 24 at 20 (2001)

Reinsurance Coverage of Excess of Policy Limits Claims and Extra Contractual Obligations,
XXI Mealey's Reins. Rept. No. 16 (2000)

Enforcing Net Retention Clauses in Reinsurance Claims,
XI Mealey's Reins. Rep. No. 15 at 21 (2000)

Reinsurer Claims to Subrogation and Salvage Recoveries in a Receivership Context,
XII Mealey's Insolv. Rep. No. 11 at 21 (2000)

Drawing Down Letters of Credit in an Insurer Recievership Context,
XI Mealey's Insolv. Rep. No. 21 at 22 (2000)

Should Reinsurance Contracts Be Construed Against Reinsurers?,
XI Mealey's Reins. Rep. No. 3 at 22 (2000)

Which Reinsurance Disputes are Covered by Arbitration Clauses?,
X Mealey's Rein. Rep. No. 24 at 17 (2000)

Cut-Through and Guarantee Clauses,
X Mealey's Reins. Rep. No. 21 at 18 (2000)

Alternatives to Estimation of Claims and Acceleration of Reinsurance
Receivables: The Uniform Receivership Law,
X Mealey's Insolv. Rep. No. 17 at 16 (1999)

Recent Case Law Developments with Arbitration in Receiverships,
International Journal of Insurance Law, Part 1 at 5 (1998)

Mediation of Reinsurance Disputes,
VIII Mealey's Reins. Rep. No. 10 at 20 (1997)

Direct Actions and Setoff:  the Next Generation,
VIII Mealey's Reins. Rep., No. 7 at 15 (1997)

Co-Author, Partiality Among Arbitration Panelists,
VIII Mealey's Reins. Rep., No. 3 at 18 (1997)

Co-Author, Reinsurers, Receivers and Abstention,
VII Mealey's Reins. Rep., No. 18 at 18 (1997)

Reinsurance Editor, Merritt Insurance Report (1996-97)

Co-Author, Considering the Captive Alternative,
 2 Vantage Point, Issue 1 at 2 (1997)

Co-Author, Casenote: Quackenbush v. Allstate Ins. Co.,
 Int'l J. of Ins. Law, P. 4, 323 (1996)
 
Is Reinsurance the 'Business of Insurance?',
 VII Mealey's Reins. Rep., No. 9 at 18 (1996)

When The Other Side Will Not Arbitrate: Judicial Appointment of Umpires and Arbitrators,
 VI Mealey's Reins. Rep., No. 24 at 15 (1996)

Lloyd's of London: Reconstruction and Renewal, Credit for Reinsurance and Equitas,
 PLI Conference on Lloyd's and the London Insurance Market (1996)

Changes to Lloyd's U.S. Trust Funds: Considerable Improvement Noted,
 Int'l J. of Ins. Law, P. 3, 204 (1996)

Changes in U.S. Credit for Reinsurance Laws,
 Int'l J. of Ins. Law, P. 4, 257 (1995)

Banks Selling Annuities May Cause a Turf Battle,
 Nat'l L. J., May 22, 1995 at 17

Security Devices for Unlicensed Reinsurers,
 16 U. Pa. J. Int. Bus. Law 41 (1995)

Toward a National System for Insurance Company Receiverships and
Collateralizing Reinsurance Recoverables, ABA Institute on Solvency Concerns
with Foreign Insurers and Reinsurers, (1994)

Co-Author, Insurance Company Insolvencies: Order out of Chaos,
12 J. Ins. Reg. 145 (1993)

Co-Author, Report of the Focus Group on Insurer Insolvencies
(unpublished 1991)

Unfinished Business: Credit for Reinsurance,
 91 Best's Rev. at 75 (1991)

Fronting: Here we Go Again,
 91 Best's Rev. Prop./Cas. Ed. 8 at 52 (Dec. 1990)

Co-Author, Setoffs, Recoupments and Voidable Preferences in the Insolvency Process,
 ABA Institute on Law and Practice of Insurance Insolvency Revisited (1989)

Offsets in Liquidations: A Matter of Balance,
 86 Best's Digest No. 6 at 56 (1986)

The Reinsurer's Liability in the Event of the Insolvency of a Ceding Insurer,
 21 Tort & Ins. L. J. 407 (1986)

Contractual Liability: Money-Maker or Morass,
 Weekly Und. (Feb. 24, 1979)