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| Education | Northwestern University, J.D., 1987, Knox College, B.A., cum laude, 1984 | | | Admitted | 1987, Illinois; U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh and Eighth Circuits; U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois | |
| Born | Peoria, Illinois | | | Biography | Recipient: Designated by Business Insurance as a "Woman to Watch" in 2006; Designated by Best's Review as one of its "People to Watch" in 2002. Publications: Articles, "Protecting Your Company in the Aftermath of the Sub prime Debacle," Financier Worldwide, July 2008; "Attacking the Root of the Punitive Damages Problem," Corporate Counselor and ALM Law Journal Newsletters, April 2007; "Hidden Litigation—Litigation Can Make a Good Deal Look Bad," Executive Counsel, Volume 4, Number 2, March/April2007; "Debating Punitive Damage," Legal Banter (Wall Street Journal's first live blog debate with Sharon Arking of Arkin & Glovsky), blogs.wsj.corn/law/2006/08/14; "Enterprise Risk Management—The New Frontier," The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, June 2006. Co-Author: Punitive Damages: A State-by-State Guide to Law and Practice (Thomson West, 2008) (Prior editions from 1991) (Japanese language edition, 1995); Reinsurance Claims (Reactions Publishing Group, 2004); @Risk Version 2.0: The Definitive Guide to Legal Issues of Insurance and Reinsurance of Internet, Ecommerce and Cyber Perils (Reactions Publishing Group, 2002); @Risk: Internet and E-Commerce Insurance and Reinsurance Legal Issues (Reactions Publishing Group, 2000). Presentations: "Lessons Learned from Claims Made Under Cyber Risk Policies"; "Negotiating and Drafting Cyber Risk Provisions and Policies—Post-Conference Workshop," American Conference International's 2d Annual Advanced Forum on Cyber Risk Insurance. | | | ISLN | 904107850 | |
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Accounting Firms must Comply with FTC "Red Flags" Rule by November 1, 2009
Peter J. Larkin, Thomas R. Manisero, Lori S. Nugent, November 10, 2009 The Federal Trade Commission's "Red Flags" Rule is designed to protect personally identifiable information from data thieves. Among others, the Red Flags Rule applies to any business or individual that provides a product or service for which payment is received after the product or...
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