[Best of the Podcast] Specialized Insurance for Your Next Deal
Podcast |
M&A Masters
Publisher |
Patrick Stroth
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Business
Marketing
Publication Date |
Dec 19, 2018
Episode Duration |
00:24:32

With typical insurance covering your home or car, it can be like pulling teeth to get a claim paid. Unfortunately, that leads to skepticism about all types of insurance.

But in the experience of my guest Joe Finnerty, a litigation partner with law firm DLA Piper in New York City, companies are ready and willing to pay claims for Representations and Warranty insurance.

It’s one of the newest – and most effective tools – being used in mergers and acquisition deals today.

Insurance companies actually pay claims, says Joe. You, as the buyer, just need to help them out a bit.

Check our conversation to find out…

  • Why you should be an “open book” with your insurer
  • How to get your claim paid faster, with the maximum amount
  • The “education” you need to give your insurer for them to pay a claim
  • Ways a broker is an essential part of your claim
  • And more
With typical insurance covering your home or car, it can be like pulling teeth to get a claim paid. Unfortunately, that leads to skepticism about all types of insurance. But in the experience of my guest Joe Finnerty, a litigation partner with law firm DLA Piper in New York City, companies are ready and willing to pay claims for Representations and Warranty insurance. It’s one of the newest – and most effective tools – being used in mergers and acquisition deals today.

With typical insurance covering your home or car, it can be like pulling teeth to get a claim paid. Unfortunately, that leads to skepticism about all types of insurance.

But in the experience of my guest Joe Finnerty, a litigation partner with law firm DLA Piper in New York City, companies are ready and willing to pay claims for Representations and Warranty insurance.

It’s one of the newest – and most effective tools – being used in mergers and acquisition deals today.

Insurance companies actually pay claims, says Joe. You, as the buyer, just need to help them out a bit.

Check our conversation to find out…

  • Why you should be an “open book” with your insurer
  • How to get your claim paid faster, with the maximum amount
  • The “education” you need to give your insurer for them to pay a claim
  • Ways a broker is an essential part of your claim
  • And more

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