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Randy J. Maniloff 

Partner
Commercial Litigation Department
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania



Direct Dial: (215) 864-6311
Direct Fax: (215) 789-7608
maniloffr@whiteandwilliams.com
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Mr. Maniloff is a partner in the Commercial Litigation Department. He concentrates his practice in the representation of insurers in coverage disputes over primary and excess obligations under a host of policies, including commercial general liability and various professional liability policies, such as public official's, law enforcement, educator's, media, computer technology, architects and engineers, lawyers, real estate agents, community associations, environmental contractors, Indian tribes and several others. Mr. Maniloff has significant experience in coverage for environmental damage and toxic torts, first-party property, liquor liability and construction defect, including additional insured and contractual indemnity issues.

Mr. Maniloff is a frequent contributor of articles to Mealey's Litigation Report: Insurance and FC&S Bulletins, among other publications, addressing a variety of insurance coverage topics. For the past nine years, Mr. Maniloff has published a year-end article in Mealey's that addresses the ten most significant insurance coverage decisions of that year. Mr. Maniloff has written for such influential organizations as The Federalist Society, Manhattan Institute and Washington Legal Foundation. He also publishes Binding Authority, an e-mail newsletter that provides summaries and in-depth analysis of just-issued significant insurance coverage decisions.

Mr. Maniloff is a frequent lecturer at industry seminars and has been quoted on insurance coverage topics by such media as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, Dow Jones Newswires, Associated Press, A.M. Best, Business Insurance, National Underwriter, Insurance Journal, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Times-Picayune and The National Law Journal.

Mr. Maniloff serves as one of three Deans of the White and Williams Coverage College - an annual event that brings together 450 insurance professionals from across the country, representing approximately 150 companies, for an intensive day-long curriculum of insurance coverage education. Click here for 2009 Coverage College brochure.

Mr. Maniloff is currently co-writing a book on insurance coverage, with Professor Jeffrey Stempel of the University of Nevada Las Vegas Boyd School of Law, to be published by Oxford University Press in late 2010.

In 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009, Mr. Maniloff was selected in a survey of his peers as a Pennsylvania "Super Lawyer" by Law & Politics magazine. Mr. Maniloff was selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America in 2009 and 2010 and was a finalist for the LexisNexis Insurance Law Center's Insurer Attorney of the Year for 2008.

Mr. Maniloff previously spent seven years at Christie, Pabarue, Mortensen and Young, including serving as Chair of the firm's Insurance Coverage Group. Before that, Mr. Maniloff spent four years as counsel to Professional Travel Insurance Company, Ltd., a Gibraltar-based insurer conducting business primarily in the United Kingdom.

Mr. Maniloff received his B.S., with distinction, in 1988 from Pennsylvania State University and his J.D. in 1991 from Temple University School of Law. He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania.



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Recent articles/publications:

"Thriller: 9th Annual Review Of The Year's Ten Most Significant Insurance Coverage Decisions; 2nd Annual 'Coverage for Dummies'," Mealey's Litigation Report: Insurance

Forty Years Later And No States Are Grouchy About Marx v. Hartford; The Most Influential Insurance Coverage Decision Of All Time And The Secret Word In Professional Liability Claims

Fifth Circuit Expands False Claims Act Qui Tam Provisions in Time for Debate over Stimulus Package Fraud

Trigger of Coverage 2.0: Gun Sounds in New Generation of Disputes - 'Montrose' and 'First Manifestation' Endorsements Come of Age

8th Annual Insurance Coverage Best In Show: The Ten Most Significant Decisions Of 2008 -- Special Report: Coverage For Dummies 2008: The Top Ten

Whole Enchilada, Inc. v. Travelers: Taking a Bite Out of FACTA Litigation

Litigation Alchemy: Will "FACTA" Amendment End Conjuring of Cash From Credit Card Receipts?

"Course and Scope:" A Breath of Fresh Air for Insurers in Rogue Employee Claims

Single Cause is Comin' to Town

Insurance-Palooza: 7th Annual Look At The Year's Ten Most Significant Coverage Decisions

Willy Wonka & The Money FACTAry: Examining Insurance Coverage For Violating The Information Requirements Of A Credit Card Receipt

The Thrilla in MaNOLA: Court Resolves Heavyweight Insurance Battle in Louisiana

Judicial Redrafting of Contracts: A 'Levee' on Insurance

Coverage Litigation and the Magic 8-Ball; Difficulties in Predicting the Outcome of Coverage Disputes

Senter Ring: Looking Beyond the Side Show of the Mississippi Katrina Coverage Litigation

Looking Under the Hood of State Farm's (Rejected, For Now) Mississippi Katrina Claims Settlement

Coverage Gone Mild: 6th Annual Look Back At The Year's Ten Most Significant Insurance Coverage Decisions

How Do You Catch A Cloud And Pin It Down?: Solving the Problem of Insurance Coverage for Hurricane Katrina; Making Sense of Leonard v. Nationwide

Reimbursement of Defense Costs: An Insurer's Duty to Defend or Duty to Lend

Face the Fax: TCPA Comes to PA

Hurricane Katrina and Insurance Coverage: First Words From The Bench; Playing it Down the Senter

Hurricane Katrina: Coverage Disputes Begin Making Landfall

Absolute Pollution Exclusion -- Giving Traditional Environmental Pollution More Than Just Lip Service

Clear Eye For The Claims Guy: 5th Annual Look Back At The Year's Ten Most Significant Insurance Coverage Decisions

Additional Insureds Coverage and Legislative Changes on the Horizon

2004: The Year's Ten Most Significant Insurance Coverage Decisions

Construction Defect Coverage in Flux: No Hope For Bob The Builder

Absolute Pollution Exclusion

Policy Language: Sweat the Small Stuff