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Cyber liability presentation and mock trial 22 July 2011 BILA in Association with the Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) held a cyber liability mock trial at the Royal Courts of Justice before the Right Honourable Lord Justice Aikens. Counsel representing the Policyholder and Insurers were Michael Douglas QC and James Leabeater - 4 Pump Court and Tom Weitzman QC and Nick Craig - 3 Verulam Buildings. The proceedings were filmed and the video may be accessed in the following clips: 1 Opening case for claimant, 2 Marjorie Hancock's evidence, 3 Glenda Avery's evidence, 4 Closing of case for claimant, 5 Philip Frye's evidence, 6 Claimants case on avoidance and exclusion, 7 Defendants case on avoidance and exclusion, 8a. Claimants case on recoverability of losses, 8b Claimants case on recoverability of losses (continuation), 9a. Defendants case on recoverability of losses, 9b. Defendants case on recoverability of losses (continuation), 10 Judgment. The mock trial was preceded by a presentation and discussion of how cyber liability risks arise and how they are insured. Participating in this presentation were Ken Munro, Pen Test Partners, Rick Welch of ANV, Patrick Donnolley and David Nayler from Aon Financial Services Group, Jacquetta Castle, Fishburns, Christine Williams, Xchanging Claims Services and Stephen Lewis of Clyde & Co, chair of BILA. The presentation and discussion are accessible on video at this link . The following analysis may be useful in browsing the video:
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