Power & Energy

What We Do

We advise on placements, renewals, and claims involving all lines of coverage relevant to the energy sector, including:

  • Commercial General Liability / Public Liability
  • First-Party Property
  • Business Interruption
  • Builders Risk / Construction All Risks
  • Professional Liability / Errors & Omissions
  • Pollution and Environmental Liability
  • Cyber Liability
  • Directors and Officers Liability
  • Marine Cargo and Transit
  • Renewable Energy Projects
  • Utility and Infrastructure Risks
  • Automobile/Transportation/Hauling Liability

Our Experience

Our lawyers have extensive experience representing policyholders across the power and energy sector in claims and other disputes involving:

  • Property damage
  • Equipment failure 
  • Business interruption and contingent business interruption
  • Operational losses 
  • Pollution and environmental liability 
  • Builders risk and construction all-risk losses 
  • Renewable energy, utility, and energy infrastructure projects 
  • Natural catastrophe losses, including severe weather, earthquakes / tsunamis and wildfires 
  • Fuel spills and other environmental incidents 
  • Cyber, phishing, and other crime/fraud incidents
  • Complex multi-carrier insurance coverage litigation involving significant energy losses 

We work closely with risk managers, in-house counsel, brokers, and business leaders to evaluate coverage, develop claims strategies, and pursue recovery under complex insurance programs.

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