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Catherine Del Prete Partner

  • Los Angeles

    D +1.310.788.3253

    F +1.310.843.1260

    Los Angeles

    1888 Century Park East, Suite 1700

    Los Angeles, CA 90067-1721

    +1.310.788.3253

    CDelPrete@perkinscoie.com

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Experience

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  • 03.20.2020
    Responding To COVID-19: Key Insurance Coverage Checklist for Businesses
    Lawyer Publications
    This practical checklist, compiled by Perkins Coie’s Insurance Recovery team, outlines key insurance coverage considerations for businesses responding to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). View Checklist
  • 01.10.2020
    2019 Tech Risk Report Q4 Roundup
    Blogs
    The Perkins Coie Tech Risk Report Quarterly Roundup is a compilation of blog posts published over the previous quarter that provide analysis and interpretation on insurance issues related to cyber coverage, privacy, virtual currency, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, TCPA and consumer protection, among other related topics. 
  • 05.31.2019
    Are Cyber Claims Covered Under Coverage B of CGL Policies?
    Blogs

    Tech Risk Report

    The consequences of a data breach can be far-reaching. While the initial issues in the wake of a breach often involve investigation into the cause of the breach and sending notification to those affected (both of which are covered by most cyber insurance policies), coverage for certain types of third-party claims stemming from cyber breaches may be available under Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance policies.
  • 02.20.2019
    Common Exclusions Invoked by Cyber Carriers to Deny Coverage
    Blogs

    Tech Risk Report

    Often called the “wild west,” the cyber insurance marketplace offers a wide variety of policy forms that vary drastically in the scope of coverage provided.  This is further compounded by the relatively small amount of case law analyzing cyber policies and the quickly-evolving cyber risks that companies face.  Insurers are quick to deny coverage based on the many exclusions in cyber policies, often leaving policyholders with the option of either spending money to fight their insurer in court or accepting the carrier’s denial. 
  • October 2017
    CALIFORNIA TECH RISK REPORT - October 2017
    Lawyer Publications
    Protecting Innovative Companies Against 21st Century Risks
  • Issues With Vendor Certificates of Insurance

    Your company receives a demand letter and you realize that the claim stems from a vendor’s product or service. What do you do next? The first step for most companies will be to review the operative contract for any indemnification provisions. Next on the list will be to review any certificates of insurance issued by...
  • Who Gets to Select Defense Counsel?

    A policyholder is usually thrilled when its insurer agrees to provide a defense of a claim. However, all too often, an insurer’s position on how that defense is to be provided surprises the policyholder. Sometimes, the policyholder learns for the first time that it does not have the right to select defense counsel. Other times,...
  • Are Cyber Claims Covered Under Coverage B of CGL Policies?

    The consequences of a data breach can be far-reaching. While the initial issues in the wake of a breach often involve investigation into the cause of the breach and sending notification to those affected (both of which are covered by most cyber insurance policies), coverage for certain types of third-party claims stemming from cyber breaches...
  • Common Exclusions Invoked by Cyber Carriers to Deny Coverage

    Often called the “wild west,” the cyber insurance marketplace offers a wide variety of policy forms that vary drastically in the scope of coverage provided.  This is further compounded by the relatively small amount of case law analyzing cyber policies and the quickly-evolving cyber risks that companies face.  Insurers are quick to deny coverage based...

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Bar and Court Admissions

  • California
  • District of Columbia
  • Supreme Court of the United States
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
  • U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
  • U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California

Education

  • The George Washington University Law School, J.D., with high honors, 2012
  • University of Virginia, B.A., History and Sociology, 2007