The Insurance Expert Showcase Series: Roadmap for Early Mediation When Insurance Plays a Central Role | Lunch and Learn 2 of 3

The Insurance Showcase Series: Roadmap for Early Mediation when Insurance Plays a Central Role 

March Edition

Join us for a series of one-hour Lunch and Learn sessions featuring distinguished insurance experts sharing their valuable insights into key aspects of insurance law. Tailored for litigators and mediators, these interactive sessions delve into emerging trends, essential legal principles, and practical challenges in the field. Attendees will gain a unique opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals, deepen their knowledge, and explore real-world applications in a collaborative and engaging environment.

This is program 2 of 3.  

Presenter:

Laurie Vahey is the managing member of Vahey Law Offices PLLC, which is a boutique litigation firm servicing clients throughout New York State. With over 25 years of trial experience, Laurie focuses her practice in the areas of insurance law, as well as commercial and personal injury litigation. In multiple years, Laurie was named Best Lawyers’ Rochester, New York Insurance Law “Lawyer of the Year.” Further, Super Lawyers has repeatedly listed Laurie as a “Top 25” Woman Attorney in Upstate New York. Laurie’s clients include large and small businesses, municipal corporations, insurers and individuals. She is proud to have consistently served the legal community in New York in leadership positions, including being a former Chair of the Torts, Insurance and Compensation Law Section of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA), as well being a Past President of the Greater Rochester Association for Women Attorneys.

Moderator: 

Michele Kern-Rappy, Esq., National Mediator | Michele Kern Rappy Dispute Resolution | Mediator @ Resolute Systems, LLC | NY County Supreme Court Senior Mediator and Coordinator (Ret.), AAA, CPR.

This complimentary non-CLE informational program is sponsored by the Torts, Insurance and Compensation Law Section and the Trial Lawyers Section