It has been a full year
Since our last holiday rhyme
Based on overwhelming demand
We will now do it another time

Let’s review some E&O issues
We have seen this past year
So get ready to read it
Right now and right here

The year started off
With company ratings in our view
We gave advice and guidance
About how this could affect you

In March, we covered
The agency management software
How if you use it correctly
The better off you will fare

In April, we reviewed
The recent Court of Appeals case
That addressed the duty of care
You could potentially face

In late spring as usual
We discussed the annual E&O presentation
Where we address practices and procedures
Which, must be followed without hesitation

In August, we covered
How and when you may be recorded
If you believe that you are
Make sure the conversation is halted

When September arrived
We cautioned on agency sales
And listed the circumstances
When a deal often fails

In October, we commemorated
The two-year anniversary of Sandy
Which taught us many things
Especially how a disaster plan comes in handy

So we now start another year
With our holiday rhyme
To remind each and every one of us
To enjoy this holiday time

Now this holiday season
Happy you should all be
But never forget that good E&O practices
Will help your agency stay E&O free!

Submitted by
James C. Keidel, Esq.
Keidel, Weldon & Cunnningham, LLP 

Submitted by Keidel, Weldon & Cunningham, LLP concentrates its practice in the defense of insurance agents and broker’s errors and omissions claims and litigation, errors and omissions loss control counsel and education, insurance coverage analysis and litigation and insurance regulatory matters. Please direct any comments or questions to James C. Keidel, Esq. by mail to the main office of Keidel, Weldon & Cunningham, LLP, at 925 Westchester Avenue, Suite 400, White Plains, NY 10604, telephone at (914) 948-7000 or e-mail at jkeidel@kwcllp.com. The law firm also maintains offices in Syracuse, New York; New York City, New York; Wilton, Connecticut; Bayonne, New Jersey; Warwick, Rhode Island and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.