Insurance for Real Estate Lawyers Including Leases, Construction Contracts, and More

Thursday, April 18, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

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Earn 1 CA CLE Hour

Meet the Speakers

Gannon Laidlaw

Jaffe Insurance Agency

Alan R. Jampol

Jampol Law APC

Laurence L. Hummer

Laurence L. Hummer ALC

(Moderator)

About the Program

Attorneys assisting clients with real property transactions need to have at least a general familiarity with insurance coverages. Leases, licenses for pop-up stores, construction contracts and other common agreements include insurance provisions. The requirements, the endorsements, and the policy language can be very specialized. The availability of different coverages and their costs can be significant. California’s insurance market currently is experiencing turmoil, with some insurers leaving the market. This seminar will be presented by an insurance agent and a lawyer with substantial experience in the area.

This program is presented by the Real Estate section, co-chaired by Howard N. Gould and Elizabeth Dryden and co-sponsored by the Business Law section. Find out more about the section at www.bhba.org.

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