| Biography:
Marc E. Rosenthal is a partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department and is resident in the Chicago office of Proskauer Rose LLP. He has significant experience as a litigator and corporate adviser who focuses on issues of insurance and reinsurance. Marc is listed in Chambers USA 2008, where he is described as, “key to bringing closure to many important negotiated settlements. He is quick to understand the positions and to recommend innovative ways to achieve resolution, and he follows this up with prompt and effective agreement preparation.”
Marc represents clients in insurance coverage matters involving first party, third party, D&O, environmental, toxic tort, business interruption, advertising injury, general liability, and professional E&O coverage; reinsurance arbitration; commercial litigation; mediation; negotiation; coverage analysis; and claims counsel.
Marc advises and represents boards of directors concerning corporate governance; negotiation, placement, and terms of D&O insurance and corporate indemnification; coverage analysis; liaison with insurance brokers, carriers, and counsel; and bankruptcy issues.
Marc represents and counsels clients in matters involving formation and regulation of captive insurance companies; insurance company and insurance agency regulation, compensation, and compliance; regulation, financing, and securitization of viatical settlements and life settlements for providers, brokers, and investors; and design and implementation of insurance-related products and programs for equipment manufacturers, financing companies, insurers, captives, real estate trusts, charitable organizations, and service providers.
Marc also represents and counsels corporate clients concerning insurance company acquisitions and restructuring, insurance regulatory advice; risk management and insurance program placement and negotiation; and insurance and reinsurance contract drafting and negotiation.
Marc earned his B.A. from Kenyon College and his J.D., with highest distinction, from The John Marshall Law School.
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