JAMS-SPONSORED EVENT
ABA Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee: CLE Seminar 2026
Presented by the America Bar Association (ABA)
Start Date
Wednesday, Mar 4, 2026End Date
Saturday, Mar 7, 2026ABA Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee: CLE Seminar 2026
JAMS is pleased to be a sponsor of the American Bar Association’s Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee (ICLC) CLE Seminar 2026. Learn about the very latest developments in insurance law from distinguished attorneys and insurance professionals at this year’s ICLC, featuring cutting-edge and informative plenary, breakout, and roundtable programs; valuable networking events; and a variety of outdoor activities.
JAMS neutrals Andrew Nadolna, Peter K. Rosen, Esq., FCIArb, and Peter H. Woodin, Esq. will be among the featured presenters. See more information about their panels below.
JAMS neutrals Philip E. Cook, Esq., Laura B. Frankel, Esq., Cassandra S. Franklin, Esq., and Michael B. Murphy, Esq. will also be in attendance at this seminal annual event.
Breakout - Shifting Sands: Tackling Attribution Disputes and the Kane Ruling in Cyber Coverage
Thursday, March 5 | 1:15 PM–2:15 PM
In this highly interactive session, cyber insurance coverage lawyers square off to debate what happens when first-party losses become third-party claims, building off the New Mexico intermediate appellate court’s June 2025 ruling in Kane v. Beazley USA Services Inc. The fact pattern and the ruling highlight the uniqueness of cyber policies and the benefits and challenges associated with the treatment of different types of overlapping risks.
Panelists:
- Natalie DuBose, Haynes and Boone LLP
- Jennifer Gibbs, Zelle LLP
- Breanna Jones, Covington & Burling LLP
- Peter K. Rosen, Esq., FCIArb, JAMS
Breakout - Arbitration, Mediation, Litigation, or Something Else? What Is the Best Option for Your Matter and Why?
Thursday, March 5 | 3:45 PM–4:45 PM
This program will explore the advantages and disadvantages of various ADR and litigation options for resolving insurance coverage disputes. Hear from industry members, coverage counsel, and neutrals on the different approaches, what works and doesn’t work for each circumstance, and ideas on ways to improve the process going forward.
Moderator:
- John J. Ellison, Reed Smith LLP
Panelists:
- Erica J. Kerstein, Robinson & Cole LLP
- Andrew Nadolna, JAMS
- Paul Van Osselaer, Van Osselaer Dispute Resolution PLLC
Plenary - How Much Is One Picture Worth?: Visual and Data-Driven Tools for Clarifying Coverage and Illuminating Claims
Saturday, March 7 | 10:45 AM–11:45 AM
Coverage claims often involve dense, even arcane, policy language coupled with complex facts and damage models that can confuse even experienced stakeholders. Common presentation approaches—foggy, formulaic text, lengthy string cites, and walls of numbers with no focus—often cloud the picture rather than sharpen it. This panel offers an effective alternative: visual communication and data-driven tools that demystify claims and map coverage exposures in a compelling and accessible way.
Panelists:
- Diana Kantner, KCIC
- Philip R. Matthews, Duane Morris LLP
- Donald Scaramastra, Miller Nash LLP
- Peter H. Woodin, Esq., JAMS