Insights: Publications Top 10 Things Corporate Attorneys Should Know About Insurance
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Almost every corporate transaction — mergers, purchase and sales, real estate matters, among others — involves some “insurance” related issues. They can range from simple “insurance requirements” in the corporate documents to more complicated issues involving the assessment and valuation of insurance assets as part of the due diligence process. All too often, however, insurance issues are overlooked because corporate lawyers are focused on other aspects of the deal.
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