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Get Ready: Cyber Insurance Underwriting is Changing
Cyber insurers are tightening underwriting guidelines and clarifying policy language. Learn what to keep in mind as you purchase cyber insurance for the first time or renew in 2020.View Insight -
Compliance Alert: Agencies Extend Deadline to Pay COBRA Premiums, Extend Certain Other ERISA and Internal Revenue Code Deadlines Due to COVID-19
On April 28, 2020, the Department of Labor (DOL), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued much needed guidance and relief for employers. Learn more about the new requirements for employers, deadline changes, and specifics about the reliefs.View Insight -
Mostly Dead but Slightly Alive: M&A Deals of 2020
COVID-19 has claimed many M&A deals. In this post previously published in the American Bar Association Business Law Section, read about recent failed M&A deals as well as learn about MAE carveouts.View Insight -
An Employer's Return to Work Toolkit: The "New Normal" After COVID-19
As the country re-opens, get the resources you need for your employees and business to return to the office.View Insight -
Playing It Safe: Private Company Stock and Employee Liquidity
Many private companies are choosing to stay private for longer before proceeding with an IPO or direct listing. Companies have more time to build value and get their ducks in a row. One challenge, however, is that their employees holding stock might want liquidity before the company is ready. This edition of the D&O Notebook discusses the issues and explains why now is the time for private companies to review and adopt new policies and procedures to handle the situation.View Insight -
Wildfire Season Insurance: Prepare Your Business Property Now
With the likelihood of wildfires, analyze your risk, protect, and insure your business with the three steps to take now before the weather heats up.
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What Not to Say to Analysts: The SEC's Latest Reg FD Target
For public companies, the SEC requires that when an authorized person speaks for the company, any material, non-public information must be disseminated "fairly and appropriately to all investors and not just a select few analysts." But what happens if an authorized speaker for a public company, such as the CEO, CFO, or investor relations does share material, non-public information selectively with analysts? This edition of the D&O Notebook discusses how the SEC will respond.View Insight -
Buying the Right Limit with Cyber Analytics: One Size Does Not Fit All
This cyber insight discusses not only the right questions to ask, but also the detailed analytics process for determining your cyber risk and how to insure it.View Insight -
Compliance Alert: IRS Relaxes Election Change, Other Rules for Cafeteria Plans and FSAs
The IRS has provided guidance and relief for employees, which, among other things, extend the claims period for health flexible spending arrangements (health FSAs) and dependent care assistance programs (DCAPs) and allow employees to make mid-year changes.View Insight -
Health, Wellness, and Workers' Comp: A Promising Cost-Saving Connection
Health and wellness also affect workers' compensation costs through "comorbidities," but health and wellness programs can reduce your WC costs.View Insight -
Buying Human Resources Technology: What You Don't Know You Don't Know
Many companies discover the human resources software they purchased doesn't deliver as expected. To help you avoid this potentially expensive and time-wasting experience, here are some considerations for buying human resources technology.View Insight -
Eased Coronavirus Restrictions: HR Strategies and Legal Advice for Reopening Your Workplace
To answer many of the HR and legal questions related to re-opening your business, we asked four of our experts at Woodruff Sawyer for their advice in our recent webinar, on topics including compliance and issues of legality.View Insight