Litigation Insurance
De-Risk Litigation Outcomes
Litigation insurance is designed to mitigate the financial risks associated with adverse litigation outcomes in a business. Typically, this insurance covers either the total financial liability if the case is lost or the catastrophic scenario beyond a more likely (uninsured) financial outcome.
Address M&A Challenges
Potential or ongoing litigation can be challenging to account for in M&A transactions. As a buyer, accurately assigning a financial value to potential post-completion downsides is often difficult. As a seller, the existence of litigation can deter potential buyers, delay an exit, or burden you with a prolonged period of potential indemnity.
Address M&A Challenges
Litigation insurance allows parties to apply a precise value to the uncertain outcome of litigation within a business, removing the issue from the negotiation table and facilitating smoother transactions.
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