Amid shifting regulations and escalating cyber risks, today's insurance professionals face industrywide evolution and market turbulence. Morgan Lewis is dedicated to serving as a trusted advisor and legal compass to insurance agents and brokers alike. We help clients find the opportunities in change by transforming potential obstacles into springboards for progress.
We know the challenges insurance agents and brokers face and work diligently to safeguard their interests. Our global reach and local know-how equip us to tackle important legal issues. We serve a diverse clientele, including captive and independent agents, brokers, and managing general agents (MGAs), for whom we provide comprehensive legal advice.
Shielding Reputations
We vigorously defend agents and brokers against professional liability claims. Our approach to advocacy includes:
- Thorough case analysis and strategic defense planning
- Skilled negotiation and, when necessary, litigation, trial, and appeals
- Risk management counseling to prevent future claims
Charting the Regulatory Landscape
Staying compliant with ever-changing regulations is critical. We guide agents and brokers through:
- Understanding and applying US and global regulations
- Developing robust compliance programs
- Responding effectively to regulatory inquiries and investigations
Designing Insurance Ventures
We support the business side of insurance operations by:
- Drafting and reviewing agent and broker agreements
- Advising on mergers, acquisitions, and other commercial transactions
- Structuring partnerships and joint ventures
Cybersecurity Measures
In a time of expanding digital threats, we advise on:
- Incident response planning and execution
- Litigation support for data breach cases
- Compliance guidance for data protection laws
Cultivating Workforce Excellence
We provide legal solutions across the full spectrum of employment law matters, such as:
- Labor relations and dispute resolution
- Workforce counseling and policy development
- Training programs on harassment prevention and ethical conduct