Edmund A. Green, Attorney at Law

Insurance: Product Non-Compliance with Eco-Laws

After much thought and inquiring with numerous fellow insurance brokers, insurance companies and risk managers - I still don’t have the straight answer to the following question:  If I am a manufacturer of a product (in this case electronic product) and export it to Europe where they have certain eco-compliance laws, and that product is ‘non-compliant’ (because it contains a prohibited chemical), what is the insurable interest?  I feel that it is a ’compliance’ issue akin to SOX and flows up to the Directors & Officers (D&O insurance).  Others believe it is akin to Products Liability and Product Recall.   I welcome your thoughts.

2 Responses to “Insurance: Product Non-Compliance with Eco-Laws”

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  2. David Raymes Says:

    I think it is a matter of knowledge of the presence/use of non-compliant materials that is the crux of the answer you seek. If they knew about it and willfully exported it, D&O… My $0.02

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