Register now: Trends in cyber claims and cyber coverage update webinar

WEBINAR: Trends in Cyber Claims and Cyber Coverage Update

Date: Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025

Time: Noon – 1:00 p.m. MDT

Location: Online (Microsoft Teams)

Cost: Free

Presenters include:

Katie Andruchow

Senior Vice President and National Cyber Broking Practice Leader, Aon

Nicholas Hickey

Director, Cyber Services (Americas), Beazley

Webinar Topics:



• Current market conditions and claims trends
• Summary of a firm’s coverage, limits and retention, including changes at renewal
• How to report a claim and what to expect of the process
• Complimentary services available for firms through Beazley

As the webinar requires individual links for all participants, please have each member of your firm register separately.

Registrants will receive an email confirmation containing a link as well as an attachment to add the event to their calendar.

The webinar will be recorded and made available on the Lawyer Portal for those who cannot attend.

The Court of King’s Bench of Alberta has issued a Notice to the Profession requiring mandatory litigation plans for civil actions commenced on or after September 1, 2025. All parties must agree on and file a case litigation plan within four months from service of the first statement of defence in the action.

Read more on our website for further details on litigation plans and your obligations.

The practice of law is notoriously busy, with no “off” switch. Naturally, when it comes to the obligation of all ALIA Subscribers to report professional negligence claims and potential claims to ALIA “as soon as practicable”, the time commitment associated with the task of reporting can seem daunting. But it does not have to be.

In Part 1 of the Demystifying ALIA series, Brett Stuart shared that the best thing you can possibly do to protect yourself when a potential problem (“however unmeritorious”) arises on a file, is report to ALIA. This Part 2 urges timely reporting to ALIA and suggests strategies for doing so that eliminate, or ease, the perceived time burden of doing so.

Read the full article on our website.

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