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Corey Greenwald is a partner in Clyde & Co's New York office who represents insurers in complex coverage matters and disputes across the renewable energy, power, marine, construction, commercial property, and digital infrastructure sectors. His practice focuses on claims arising under construction and operational all-risks, stock throughput, and other first-party property insurance policies.
Corey has extensive experience advising insurers on claims involving onshore and offshore wind, solar and battery energy storage projects, including property damage, business interruption, delay, and consequential-loss claims. He regularly advises on matters involving turbine failures, solar project losses, offshore wind foundations and cables, construction defects, series-loss issues, and the interaction between insurance policies, project agreements, and commercial contracts. He also advises insurers on risks associated with the development and operation of data centers and other energy-intensive infrastructure projects.
In addition to his insurance practice, Corey represents clients in commercial disputes, litigation and arbitration arising from the international sale of goods, commodity and product trading, long-term supply and offtake arrangements, and maritime and energy-related contracts. He advises traders, shipowners, charterers and other market participants on contractual risk allocation, performance disputes, and cross-border commercial claims.
Corey appears in state and federal courts and before arbitral tribunals and regularly advises U.S. and international clients on policy wordings, claim strategy and the efficient resolution of complex disputes. He is Co-Leader of Clyde & Co's US Marine, Energy & Specialty Practice Group and is recognized by Chambers USA and The Legal 500 US.
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Corey Greenwald is a partner in Clyde & Co's New York office who represents insurers in complex coverage matters and disputes across the renewable energy, power, marine, construction, commercial property, and digital infrastructure sectors. His practice focuses on claims arising under construction and operational all-risks, stock throughput, and other first-party property insurance policies.
Corey has extensive experience advising insurers on claims involving onshore and offshore wind, solar and battery energy storage projects, including property damage, business interruption, delay, and consequential-loss claims. He regularly advises on matters involving turbine failures, solar project losses, offshore wind foundations and cables, construction defects, series-loss issues, and the interaction between insurance policies, project agreements, and commercial contracts. He also advises insurers on risks associated with the development and operation of data centers and other energy-intensive infrastructure projects.
In addition to his insurance practice, Corey represents clients in commercial disputes, litigation and arbitration arising from the international sale of goods, commodity and product trading, long-term supply and offtake arrangements, and maritime and energy-related contracts. He advises traders, shipowners, charterers and other market participants on contractual risk allocation, performance disputes, and cross-border commercial claims.
Corey appears in state and federal courts and before arbitral tribunals and regularly advises U.S. and international clients on policy wordings, claim strategy and the efficient resolution of complex disputes. He is Co-Leader of Clyde & Co's US Marine, Energy & Specialty Practice Group and is recognized by Chambers USA and The Legal 500 US.
Assurance et réassurance
Commerce et biens de consommation
Droit maritime
Assurance et réassurance
Commerce et biens de consommation
Droit maritime
Arbitrage international
Différends commerciaux
Recouvrement international
Arbitrage international
Différends commerciaux
Recouvrement international
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