Risk Management

Articles
Insurance in Outsourcing:  When May an Enterprise Customer Collect from the Service Provider's Insurer? Outsourcing contracts require the service provider to maintain insurance.  When the enterprise customer suffers a loss to its property that is situated on the service provider's premises, can the enterprise customer collect under the service provider's insurance policy?  A New York court decision sheds some light on novel issues arising out of property losses incurred by a World Trade Center tenant in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  What basic information is needed to obtain an effective insurance coverage for the enterprise customer? See www.outsourcing-law.com/Insurance_Coverage.htm     

Economic Crime: Abuse of Telephone Records-  On January 12, 2007, President Bush signed the Telephone Records and Privacy Act of 2006.   The new law makes it a crime to buy or sell fraudulently obtained “confidential phone records information of a covered entity.”   See http://www.outsourcing-law.com/1071-Telephone_Records_Privacy_Act_2006.htm.