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Legal and Regulatory
Considerations to Overcome the Unintended Challenges of Wrap-Up Policies
Wrap-up insurance policies provide an alternative to traditional commercial liability insurance policies. OCIPs are sponsored by the project owner, whereas CCIPs are sponsored by the general contractor.
By Sean J. McKinley and Jason A. Heller
January 16, 2018
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Legal and Regulatory
by Sean J. McKinley
Sean J. McKinley focuses his practice on workers’ compensation at Goldberg Segalla. He defends insurance carriers and self-insured employers in a wide range of workers’ compensation claims, including those involving slips and falls, motor vehicle accidents, World Trade Center claims, occupational disabilities, repetitive stress claims, psychiatric injuries and fraud claims under the Workers’ Compensation Law. His experience includes cases arising from numerous industries, including retail; construction; health care, including long-term care facilities and home health providers; and hospitality, including hotels, restaurants and casinos.
by Jason A. Heller
Jason A. Heller focuses his workers’ compensation practice on the defense of employers and insurance companies at Goldberg Segalla. He has defended clients before the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission, Circuit Courts, and the Court of Special Appeals. In Washington, D.C., Jason has represented the interests of employers and insurers before the Office of Workers’ Compensation, Office of Hearings and Adjudication, Compensation Review Board, and the Court of Appeals. Throughout his career, Jason has represented employers in the food-service industry, hospitals, municipalities, construction companies, hotels, assisted-living facilities, and family-owned establishments.
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