Over the past decade, we have witnessed the emergence of data-driven enterprises, with business models built on the acquisition, use and sale of data. Included in that group are some of the most highly valued companies in the world, such as Facebook and Google. We also have seen more traditional businesses become increasing data dependent, with a majority of enterprises recognizing that they need to maximize the value of their data to compete in the global marketplace.

In our post, “Like It” or Not, Big Data Decisions Affect Business Valuations,” we discuss how business valuations in our modern economy are impacted by how companies govern their use of data and the effect those practices have on their reputations and valuation. Read the full article >>

Judy Selby

Judy Selby has more than 20 years of experience in large scale first- and third-party complex insurance coverage matters, providing a full range of services from opinion work, claims counseling, broker liability, settlement negotiations, arbitration and all phases of litigation. She also has…

Judy Selby has more than 20 years of experience in large scale first- and third-party complex insurance coverage matters, providing a full range of services from opinion work, claims counseling, broker liability, settlement negotiations, arbitration and all phases of litigation. She also has given presentations about U.S. insurance coverage litigation to international insurance companies, lectured on the Bermuda Form insurance policy and publishes frequently on cyber insurance for data breaches. She also has successfully negotiated insurance coverage for class action lawsuits, avoiding the need for litigation.

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