Insurance is being rebuilt around technology, from core platforms to AI-driven underwriting and a wave of insurtech entrants. You might be an established carrier, a reinsurer, or a startup challenging how coverage gets sold and serviced. Our attorneys came out of engineering, so the systems and analytics behind your business are familiar territory. We help insurers and insurtech companies handle the technology deals, privacy obligations, and IP questions that modern insurance creates.
Insurance Technology Transactions
Your operations run on software you mostly buy from others. We negotiate policy administration and claims platform agreements, structure analytics and AI tooling deals, advise on cloud and infrastructure contracts, and manage the vendor relationships that keep your systems running. Because we understand what these platforms do, we draft service levels, data rights, and exit terms that match how the technology actually performs rather than what a sales deck promised.
Insurtech and New Models
New entrants are reshaping distribution and underwriting. We counsel insurtech startups on regulatory compliance, advise on managing general agent structures, handle program business arrangements, and structure the investments and partnerships that connect startups with carrier capacity. Whether you are launching a new product or backing one, we build the legal framework so an innovative model still satisfies the insurance regulators who ultimately decide whether it can operate.
Policyholder Data and Privacy
Insurance runs on sensitive personal information, which means real privacy exposure. We advise on insurance-specific privacy regulations, build data governance you can actually operate, address policyholder data rights, and prepare breach response before an incident forces the issue. For carriers and insurtechs working across jurisdictions, we account for international data considerations so your data practices hold up wherever your policyholders and systems happen to be.