Andrew L. (Andy) IndeckFirm Chair, Board of Directors AssistantMichelle Damiano 973.242.1364 ext. 9027 mdamiano@wglaw.com Andy Indeck serves as Chairman of Weber Gallagher.
He serves as coverage and monitoring counsel for insurers encompassing the following types of policies: Cyber Liability, D&O, E&O, EPL, CGL, Fidelity, Commercial Property and Workers' Compensation. His practice includes defense and prosecution of coverage declaratory judgment and bad faith actions. Andy serves as an expert witness on coverage matters on behalf of insurance carriers.
Andy’s practice also involves representation of businesses and their principals in matters involving breaches of contract, fiduciary duty, self-dealing and non-compete and non-solicitation agreements. He dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the representation of clients in business transactions involving negotiation and drafting agreements related to employment, asset purchases, partnerships and intellectual property.
Andrew L. (Andy) IndeckFirm Chair, Board of Directors Andy Indeck serves as Chairman of Weber Gallagher.
He serves as coverage and monitoring counsel for insurers encompassing the following types of policies: Cyber Liability, D&O, E&O, EPL, CGL, Fidelity, Commercial Property and Workers' Compensation. His practice includes defense and prosecution of coverage declaratory judgment and bad faith actions. Andy serves as an expert witness on coverage matters on behalf of insurance carriers.
Andy’s practice also involves representation of businesses and their principals in matters involving breaches of contract, fiduciary duty, self-dealing and non-compete and non-solicitation agreements. He dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the representation of clients in business transactions involving negotiation and drafting agreements related to employment, asset purchases, partnerships and intellectual property.
ExperienceObtained affirmation of a summary judgment award in favor of the client in a case of first impression before the New Jersey Appellate Division on June 21, 2017 in Abboud v. Nat’l Union Fire Ins. Co., 450 N.J. Super. 400 (App. Div. 2017).
Obtained a favorable unanimous decision before the New Jersey Supreme Court on February 11, 2016, in the matter of Templo Fuente De Vida Corp. v. Nat’l Union Fire Ins. Co., 224 N.J. 189 (2016), that effectively broadened the scope of application of the “as soon as practicable” claim reporting requirement of a “claims made” D&O policy to reach instances where a claim is first made during the policy period but is nevertheless properly disclaimed by the carrier, without the carrier having to demonstrate appreciable prejudice, because the insured failed to provide notice of the claim “as soon as practicable."
Successfully defended a landlord in litigation resulting from the breach of a commercial lease by prevailing on cross-motions for summary judgment which lead to the dismissal of plaintiff/tenant’s complaint against the landlord in whole, while also simultaneously obtaining favorable judgment on the landlord’s counter-claim for breach of lease against plaintiff/tenant.
Professional & Community InvolvementClaims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM), Member
Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS), Member
New Jersey State Bar Association, Internet and Computer Law Committee
Hunterdon County YMCA, Board of Trustees
AssistantMichelle Damiano 973.242.1364 ext. 9027 mdamiano@wglaw.com |
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