The Three Cs of Surety E&O: Using Character and Capacity to Avoid Spending Cash on Attorneys
Recorded On: 08/28/2012
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Lawsuits against professionals are on the rise, and surety professionals are not immune. This report helps you to better understand the how and why of the latest attacks on your profession. It also provides instruction on how to maximize your existing (professional and technical) capacities to preserve evidence you need to protect your good name.
Edward M. (“Butch”) Weed
Former Surety underwriter & Agent, Martin Weed, LLC
Edward M. (“Butch”) Weed is a former surety underwriter and agent who attended several NASBP meetings and participated in Surety School in 1986. Since 1991, when he became an attorney, his practice has regularly involved the defense of claims against agents and other professionals as well as litigation involving surety bonds, insurance, construction and environmental issues. He has spoken to and written articles for contractors, insurance professionals and attorneys on issues ranging from evidence to contract documents to general liability coverage. Mr. Weed is a member of the Defense Research Institute (DRI), the Society of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU), and the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM). In 2005, he founded Martin Weed, LLC in Birmingham, Alabama.
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