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3 Ways to Minimize D&O Risk During M&A Litigation
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Press ReleaseMelody Silberstein, SVP of Human Resources at WS, named President of the NCHRA
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Press ReleaseWS wins Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility
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IRS Issues Final ACA Employer Reporting Rules
The IRS has released final regulations regarding important new employer reporting requirements contained in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The ACA requires applicable large employers (as defined by the ACA) to provide new health plan reporting to the IRS beginning in 2016. The IRS previously released proposed reporting rules in September 2013 and requested comments on a number of issues. These final regulations provide some simplification of the requirements and address a number of questions left unanswered in the proposed regulations. However, even with the changes, the reporting requirements will create significant administrative obligations for some employers.
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The Frivolous M&A Litigation Wave: Is the Tide Turning?
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When VC Partners Sue Each Other: New Venture Capital Claims on the Risekind that has affected all companies. But there is another wave of lawsuits emerging in the venture world. Litigation arising out of disagreements between senior and junior venture investing partners is an emerging trend. These claims are becoming more commonplace due to the generational shift in the VC industry; veteran partners at VC firms are retiring from the business, and new blood is coming in to take over.View Insight
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One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: The Proxy Advisory Controversy
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Tips for Placing International D&O Policies
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Target Breach Costs are Already Blowing up Data Breach Calculators
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New Zealand: A Cautionary D&O Insurance Tale
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Final Shared Responsibility Regulations
On Tuesday, February 10, 2014, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published final regulations on the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) large employer Pay or Play mandate, which requires large employers to provide health care benefits to full-time/FTE employees or risk paying substantial penalties. The mandate was originally set to apply this year but was delayed until 2015 by the IRS through transitional relief published in July 2013 (IRS Notice 2013-45). Now, with the release of the 227-page final regulations, we have been given more transitional relief for 2015 plan years, especially for employers with 50 to 99 full-time/FTE employees.
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Time to Reduce D&O Insurance Limits?