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Business Interruption Insurance

 

Long Live M&A

 

Indiana Week in Review Topic Alerts

June 2008

Business Interruption Insurance
Midwest Floods Have Caused an Unprecedented Amount of Damage

 

closedsign      The recent floods in southern Indiana and elsewhere in the Midwest have caused an unprecedented amount of damage to commercial and industrial property.  With the widespread and catastrophic nature of the damage, it should come as no surprise that insurers will seek to limit their losses, including denying potentially covered claims, leading to protracted litigation with some policyholders over flood and business interruption losses.  Losses that have not been carefully documented will almost certainly be challenged and may not be paid.  Thus, it is not always safe to deal exclusively with your insurance broker.  It may be necessary to seek legal help to maximize your recovery for losses stemming from the interruption of your business.

 

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Long Live M&A

join2      In the summer of 2007, levels of mergers & acquisitions (M&A) activity took a drastic downturn. In 2006, and early 2007, we witnessed record levels of strategic M&A and private equity buyout transactions. Flush with cash due, in part, to the collateralized lending obligations market, lenders backing private equity sponsors loosened traditional credit standards and adopted modified lending products to accommodate their needs.

 

      Read the entire article on mergers & acquisitions.

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