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Target: When a $10M payout feels like a win
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Corporate Compliance Professionals: The New Wave of Whistleblowers
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How Transactional Risk Insurance Makes Sense for Many M&A DealsAs merger and acquisition activity has increased recently, it has become in vogue for buyers and sellers alike to secure representations and warranties insurance to cover risks. Sales of these policies have gone up exponentially. About 1,000 reps and warranties policies were sold in the U.S. last year probably more than the last five years combined.View Insight
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SEC Punishes One Corporation for Confidentiality Agreements
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EEOC Issues Regulations Addressing ADA Requirements for Employer Wellness Programs
The EEOC has issued long-awaited proposed regulations addressing ADA requirements for employer wellness programs. The guidance also addresses the interaction between the new EEOC rules and the existing ACA and HIPAA wellness rules.
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Shareholder M&A Litigation Decreased Slightly in 2014
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Directors Won’t Be Held Liable for False Statements They Believed to Be True
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Section 220 Books and Records Request and the Propriety of Imposing a Choice of Forum Requirement
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ACA: What Employers Need to Know about the Individual Mandate
As we all know, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Individual Mandate requirements make their first appearance in annual income tax filing for an individual’s tax year 2014. Most taxpayers had minimum essential coverage in 2014. For those, the process is simple: Check the box at Line 61 in the “Other Taxes” Section. Taxpayers who purchased coverage on the ACA Marketplace (Exchange) have received Form 1095-A. That’s easy. What if the taxpayer received a premium tax credit from the Exchange? That’s not so easy.
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Why Companies Should Ask the Right Questions First
Employers can add value to their total benefits package by offering a retirement plan such as a 401(k). High costs and large time requirements, however, prevent many companies especially emerging entities from proceeding.
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What Emerging Managers Need to Know About Hedge Fund Management Liability Insurance
When investment professionals start their own hedge fund, one of the top priorities is to purchase management liability insurance, otherwise known as directors and officers/errors and omission (D&O/E&O) coverage.
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Time for Some "Spring Cleaning" of Your Workers' Comp Protocols