Directors’ and officers’ insurance is an important risk management tool for companies of all types and sizes, and it protects individual officers and sometimes businesses, from all sorts of legal risks that may not be covered under other policies. But the way this insurance works and what it covers is changing: insurers are responding to market needs with different policy features, and recently, courts have begun to interpret coverage for some types of claims in new ways. In this program, Bill Schreiner of Zuckerman Spaeder reviews the basic types of coverage available for directors and officers, the most common issues for businesses buying D&O insurance to consider, and recent case law that could change some fundamental features of D&O coverage.