Bryan S. Chapman focuses his practice on insurance coverage matters, with concentrations in directors & officers liability, professional liability and general liability policies. Additionally, Mr. Chapman’s practice includes insurance arbitration. His experience also includes complex commercial coverage litigation, including product liability actions. Mr. Chapman’s litigation experience also involves international and cross-border contract disputes in both state and federal courts.
Bryan S. Chapman focuses his practice on insurance coverage matters, with concentrations in directors & officers liability, professional liability and general liability policies. Additionally, Mr. Chapman’s practice includes insurance arbitration. His experience also includes complex commercial coverage litigation, including product liability actions. Mr. Chapman’s litigation experience also involves international and cross-border contract disputes in both state and federal courts.
Publications & Presentations
- "Recent Developments In Business Interruption Exposures," co-presented at Sedgwick’s Chicago Seminar Series (July 21, 2010).
- "Specific Facts Must Be Alleged in Support of a Bad Faith Claim," Sedgwick’s Insurance Law Update (January 2010).
- "Seventh Circuit Holds ‘Contractors and Subcontractors’ Exclusion Applies to Statutory Claims Against Insured," Sedgwick’s Insurance Law Update (April 2009).
- "Midwest Floods 2008: Potential Issues If Property Claims Pour In," coauthor, ABA Property Insurance Law Newsletter (Winter 2009).
Memberships & Honors
Mr. Chapman is a member of the Illinois Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, and the American Bar Association, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section. Mr. Chapman serves on the leadership team for “Administer Justice” in DuPage County, IL, a legal services non-profit organization that provides legal and informational services to low-income persons and families through counseling, educational outreach and legal representation.
Mr. Chapman has served as a member of the Anderson University Alumni Council since 2008, and will serve as President of the Alumni Council for the 2009-2010 term.
He served as an intern to the United States Senate in the office of Senator Sam Brownback. While an undergraduate, Mr. Chapman studied comparative economics and American political theory at Georgetown University (2001).