Joshua D. Rogaczewski
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Joshua David Rogaczewski focuses his practice on complex civil litigation in a variety of substantive areas, including retirement-benefit disputes under ERISA and the Labor–Management Relations Act of 1947; employment discrimination litigation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; challenges to program accessibility under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; trademark disputes; patent infringement disputes, including those before the US International Trade Commission; challenges to government action under the Administrative Procedures Act in Medicare reimbursement and other areas; and False Claims Act litigation. Read Joshua Rogaczewski's full bio.
Data Breach Insurance: Does Your Policy Have You Covered?
By Joshua D. Rogaczewski on May 26, 2015
Posted In Big Data, Consumer Protection, Cybersecurity, Data breach, Data Privacy, General Interest
Recent developments in two closely watched cases suggest that companies that experience data breaches may not be able to get insurance coverage under standard commercial general liability (CGL) policies. CGLs typically provide defense and indemnity coverage for the insured against third-party claims for personal injury, bodily injury or property damage. In the emerging area of...
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When Seeking Cyber Coverage, Preparation is Key
By Joshua D. Rogaczewski on Nov 26, 2014
Posted In Consumer Protection, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy
In 2014, major data breaches were reported at retailers, restaurants, online marketplaces, software companies, financial institutions and a government agency, among others. According to the nonprofit Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 567 million records have been compromised since 2006. Companies with data at risk should consider purchasing so-called cybersecurity insurance to help them weather storms created by...
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