New York, New YorkOf Counsel

William K. Broudy is an attorney in the firm's New York Insurance Regulatory and Transactional Practice Group.  He concentrates his practice in insurance regulatory and corporate matters.  Bill previously was Principal Law Clerk to Justice Irving Kirschenbaum of the New York Supreme Court, New York County, and a referee assigned to preside at hearings on contested election matters.  Prior to joining NLdH, Bill worked in the business law department of a national law firm.  Additionally, in private practice he has specialized in insurance, reinsurance, insurance regulatory matters, corporate law and commercial litigation.

Professional Associations and Memberships:

• Croton Community Land Conservancy, Founder, Director and President
• New York State Bar Association, Member
• New York City Bar Association, Member
• American Bar Association

Published Works:

"Interpreting Assault and Battery Exclusions in Insurance Policies" (Co-Author), New York Law Journal, July 23, 1993

"Interpreting Assault and Battery Exclusions in Insurance Policies, An Update" (Co-Author), New York Law Journal, April 28, 1994

"Workers' Compensation: Compensability of Mental Trauma, December, 1992", New York Bar Association Journal, December, 1992

"Certification of Questions of Law by the Second Circuit to the New York Court of Appeals" (Co-Author), New York Bar Association Journal, March/April, 1993

"Two Recent Court Rulings Analyze the Effect of Insurer Insolvency on Insured and Claimants", Mealey's Litigation Reports, March 18, 1992

"Kemper Re v. Corcoran and Bluewater v. Balzano, A Companion and Analysis", Mealey's Litigation Reports, May 14`1992