Description
Representation and warranties insurance (RWI) has become integral to modern M&A transactions, with buyers and sellers increasingly recognizing its value as a replacement for or supplement to traditional seller indemnities. The rapid growth of the RWI market has expanded both the types of transactions utilizing this insurance solution and the corresponding claims activity. While RWI addresses unknown transaction risks, tax insurance serves a complementary but distinct role—providing targeted coverage for identified tax liabilities both within and outside the M&A context. These tax risks may stem from ongoing or historical operating positions, past or current transaction activity, and sophisticated planning.
As both RWI and tax insurance become more prevalent, legal practitioners need a comprehensive understanding of when and how to deploy these insurance solutions most effectively, their key terms and conditions, and common issues that arise in claims scenarios. Register now for a webcast that examines key insurance solutions and demonstrates how their strategic use can improve both negotiations and deal results.
This program provides strategic insights into maximizing the effectiveness of RWI and tax insurance while avoiding common pitfalls. Our expert faculty will deliver practical guidance on coverage optimization and claims management. Join insurance, corporate law, and tax experts for this webcast covering how to:
- Analyze the evolving landscape of complex transactions utilizing RWI and tax insurance
- Examine real-world case studies demonstrating RWI and tax insurance applications in various contexts
- Navigate critical policy provisions for both RWI and tax insurance
- Identify emerging claims trends and best practices for claim resolution
- Master exclusion analysis and accurate loss calculation methodologies
This ALI CLE webcast is ideal for corporate M&A attorneys; tax practitioners who advise clients on deal structures and tax planning; business lawyers who need more background on insurance-backed transactions; and new practitioners seeking foundational knowledge on insurance solutions that may improve deal outcomes.