FOURTH ANNUAL
1993
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Handling the Appeal of a Major Fidelity and Surety Bond Case: A Discussion of the "Do's and Don't's" for the In-House Claims Representative

Steven G. Schember, Esq.
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick
Tampa, Florida

Defenses to the Fidelity Bond Claims Based on the Wrongdoer's Ownership and Control of the Company

Guy Harrison, Esq.
Kimbrell & Hamann
Miami, Florida

Are the Surety's Warranty Obligations Co-Extensive with the Principal's?

John Gillum, Esq.
Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith
Nashville, Tennessee

Liability by Default: The Legal Effect on a Surety of a Defaulted Judgement Entered Against It's Principal

Timothy A. Hunt, Esq.
Hill, Ward & Henderson
Tampa, Florida

Current D & O Issues

Eugene R. Preaus, Esq.
Preaus, Roddy & Krebs
New Orleans, Louisiana

Jane O. Clark, Esq.
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland

Back to Bankruptcy Basics for the Bond Bunch

John V. Burch, Esq.
Bovis, Kyle & Burch
Atlanta, Georgia

Comparing Peaches and Palmettos: Georgia and
South Carolina's Different Views of the Surety and Bad Faith

Gregory R. Veal, Esq.
Bovis, Kyle & Burch
Atlanta, Georgia

Bad Faith Update - Federal Magistrate Finds
Surety "Bad Faith" to be Valid Cause of Action

Thomas L. Selden, Esq.
Starnes & Atchison
Birmingham, Alabama