Plunkett Cooney insurance coverage attorney Elaine M. Pohl is serving as program chair of the annual “Insurance Coverage and Practice Symposium” (ICPS) – the flagship conference sponsored by the Insurance Law Committee of DRI, Lawyers Representing Business.
The ICPS, which takes place on Nov. 29 – Dec. 1 at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel, will feature faculty members from across the country who will address the biggest insurance coverage challenges and opportunities facing the insurance industry. This year’s ICPS will cover emerging and cutting-edge issues such as the impact of artificial intelligence, the future for coverage issues involved in “forever chemical” environmental claims, and the continuing impact of nuclear verdicts on coverage and excess insurance issues. Pohl will be joined by Plunkett Cooney’s Insurance Coverage Practice Group Co-leader Charles W. Browning who will present a Dec. 1 session, titled: “PFAS Claims: Are These “Forever Chemicals” The New Asbestos?”
“I am honored to serve as the ICPS program chair,” said Pohl, who is a partner in the Bloomfield Hills, Michigan office of Plunkett Cooney, one of the oldest and most accomplished law firms in the Midwest. “I have worked with the Insurance Law committee leadership for years to put on this popular and prestigious national conference, and to now serve as chair is humbling and exciting.”
In her role as chair, Pohl is responsible for coordinating the symposium, including selecting and confirming topics and speakers, managing networking opportunities, overseeing marketing and serving as host for the event.
Pohl maintains a national practice counseling insurers in complex property and casualty disputes, including litigated and non-litigated matters. Her insurance coverage experience extends to claims involving professional liability, construction defects, bodily injuries, product liability, environmental contamination, personal and advertising injury issues, first-party property disputes and allegations of bad faith.
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