Lorelie Masters Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia

Advise policyholders on insurance coverage issues.

Washington, DC

A Top 10 Super Lawyer in 2014 and decorated author of two treatises well-recognized in this practice area, Lorie Masters is a nationally recognized coverage lawyer, advising policyholders on insurance coverage issues and representing in litigation and international arbitration. Lorie has recovered millions of dollars for her policyholder clients in general.

Oversaw the digital, web and other publication and content activities of the ABA Section of Litigation

Founder and second President of the ACCC which promotes professionalism and collegiality in the practice of insurance coverage law.

Washington, DC

Lorie ran for Attorney General in the first election that DC held for that position. In her position as a Board Member of DC Appleseed, Lorie was part of a committee that fought to put secure an election for that position, which was created by a referendum, passed overwhelmingly by DC voters, in 2010. When the DC Court of Appeals in June 2014 upheld DC.

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A partner in Jenner & Block's Insurance Counseling and Recovery Practice, Lorie won the firm's 2012 Jerold S. Solovy Award for pro bono and public service. While a partner at Jenner, Lorie continued her policyholder practice, advising policyholders on a variety of coverages and obtaining recoveries worth millions of dollars for her clients. In 2003, as.

Supported efforts of DC Vote in fighting for full democracy and voting rights for the 700,000 Americans who call DC home.

During my year as president, the WBA pursued the second phase of its groundbreaking Initiative on Retention and Advancement of Women and thus oversaw its Diversity Summit, held in March 2008 at Howard University Law School. In May 2008, the WBA published its report of the Summit in Creating Pathways to Success for All (available at www.wbadc.org).

National Policyholder Co-Chair of one of the largest Committees in the ABA Section of Litigation, promoting professionalism and enhancing the practice of insurance coverage advising and litigation.

Washington, DC

Lorie continued her practice representing and advising policyholders on general liability, directors and officers, fiduciary liability, environmental impairment, and other kinds of insurance at Beveridge & Diamond PC. While a Director at Beveridge & Diamond, Lorie was appointed as the National Policyholder Chair of the Insurance Coverage Litigation.

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Lorie served as Managing Partner of Anderson Kill & Olick's DC office, rebuilding the office after the exodus of 30 lawyers, most to a competitor law firm. Continuing her practice representing policyholders, in 1997, she led the trial team that obtained a jury verdict enforcing insurance coverage for what was at that time the largest property damage.

Washington, DC

Lorie began her practice fighting for policyholders, large and small, in the DC Office of the firm that became known as Anderson Kill Olick & Oshinsky LLP. She became partner in 1986, less than five years out of law school. Her first coverage case was the landmark case, Keene Corp. v. Insurance Co. of North America, which established the continuous trigger.

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Lorie began her career as an associate working on large antitrust cases.

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