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Emerging Issues in Title Insurance – Webinar Recording and Slides Available

By Hallman B. Eady on August 25, 2015
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Fill-the-gap-between-you-and-your-propoerty-rightsI recently participated in a webinar focusing on businesses and financial institutions who frequently buy and sell properties or make loans taking property as collateral. We discussed emerging issues in the world of title insurance, including recent interpretations of key terms and conditions in standard form lender’s policies, expanded indemnity due under closing protection letters and other developments. In this webinar, we also discussed ways in which insured owners and lenders can implement effective strategies for identifying potential triggers to coverage and how to handle the claims process.

Bradley Arant’s Financial Services group represents mortgage lenders and servicers in pursuit of losses based on title defect and closing errors including dishonesty and fraud. As part of this representation, we stay current on developing coverage and indemnity issues and provides counsel, negotiation and litigation services designed to “close the gap” between mortgagees and their property and collateral rights.

I am pleased to share the webinar recording and slides, which provides a general update on developing trends with a particular focus on indemnity due pursuant to closing protection letters.

Watch a replay of the “Fill the Gap Between You and Your Property Rights – Emerging Issues in Title Insurance” webinar.

View the presentation slides of the “Fill the Gap Between You and Your Property Rights – Emerging Issues in Title Insurance” webinar.

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Hall Eady is a commercial and financial services litigator. For financial services companies, his practice includes defending against borrower and customer-driven claims, and providing advice regarding recoupment options, including lien rights, closing errors, title insurance, mortgage insurance and correspondent/broker agreements. For commercial clients…

Hall Eady is a commercial and financial services litigator. For financial services companies, his practice includes defending against borrower and customer-driven claims, and providing advice regarding recoupment options, including lien rights, closing errors, title insurance, mortgage insurance and correspondent/broker agreements. For commercial clients, his practice includes representing businesses in contract negotiations, general commercial and contract disputes, insurance claims, business owner disputes, real property disputes and claims against professional service providers including insurance brokers. Hall has also represented a number of construction companies in contract negotiations and against large claims of defective construction.

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    Financial Services Perspectives
  • Organization:
    Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
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