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California Governor Signs Two New Workers’ Comp Laws Related to COVID-19
California’s governor signed two new laws related to workers’ comp and COVID-19 in September.
New HSA and HDHP Limits for 2021 and What It Means for You
The IRS recently announced 2021’s limits for HSAs (Health Savings Account) and HDHP (High-Deductible Health Plans).
The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers Welcomes Wes Bloodgood
Los Angeles, October 6th, 2020 — The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers announced today that Wes Bloodgood has joined the firm’s Woodland Hills Office.
Mark Gartner | Turning Targets Into Acquisitions
Mark Gartner is head of investment development at private equity firm ClearLight Partners LLC, which is dedicated to the lower middle market. Over his years in the industry, he’s seen a sea change in how PE firms go after potential targets, from “smiling and dialing” to using CRMs and data
The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers Welcomes New Partner Benjie Ehlers!
Los Angeles, September 29th, 2020 — The Liberty Company Insurance Brokers announced today that Benjie Ehlers has joined the firm’s Fort Lauderdale office.
Why Representations and Warranty Insurance Is the Perfect Tool for Bankruptcy Sales
I know of a company that was on the verge of being bought for $100M. Then COVID-19 came in, the deal fell through, and now the business, forced to go through bankruptcy, is selling its assets for $20M. This will not be a unique case. In the coming weeks and
Sander Zagzebski | M&A Outlook for the Rest of 2020
Back in May, Sander Zagzebski maintained that COVID-19 was not a black swan. He even saw a silver lining in the pandemic in the form of opportunity for savvy players in the M&A world to make significant gains. In this episode we talk about his original prediction and how it
Why Rep and Warranty Insurance Is Perfect for SPACs
The special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), sometimes called a “blank check company,” is the newest darling of the stock market for going public because it’s so much easier, quicker, and cheaper than a regulation-heavy traditional IPO. As you know, SPACs are created for the sole purpose of acquiring or merging