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https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/2622/Stock-Purchase-Agreement/
...sions less return commissions on property and casualty insurance with an incep...e numbering of the Sellers' warranties and representations in said section 3.
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https://completemarkets.com/company/CompleteMarkets/Articles/content-package/IMMS-Library/TabCategory/article-post/2015/LIMITED-LIABILITY-COMPANIES-WHAT-YOU-NEED-TO-KNOW/
... ), with the flexibility and tax advantages of a partnership. However, along with those benefits and flexibility comes its inevitable corollary: complexity. The very fact that you have so much flexibility means that you're dealing with a complex entity. Every agent in the Commercial Property/Casualty insurance marketplace is seeing a steadily increasing number of clients organized as LLCs. To serve them properly and avoid E&O exposure, agents needs to know the basics of LLCs. It's also nice to be aware of their additional sales opportunities! Agency ... can also use LLCs to improve clusters greatly, enhancing their ability to acquire another agency (or to hire an established producer with a book of business) . Owners can even use LLCs to help with their own estate planning. THE BASICS LLCs are hybrids, combining corporate and partnership characteristics. Every state now allows them in one form or another. They provide Personal Liability protection for members against outside third parties (analogous to the protections of a corporation), fire walls' between the LLC members themselves, and the flexibility and ... Liability shield of a corporation or LLC. With limited partnerships, the limited' partners do have some Liability protection. However, they can accidentally lose the status of limited' partner if they become too involved in management, inadvertently becoming a general partner' with all associated risks. If the partnership is being sued, guess what the opposing lawyers will probably try to do? They must find at least one general partner-which can be a corporation under certain circumstances-with unlimited potential liability. Limited partnerships also benefit from flow-through taxation, with great ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1302/SAMPLE-CLUSTER-AGREEMENT/
...all lines of insurance including property, casualty, life and life related lin...6.2 Each Party shall notify CIS of any and all litigation to which such Party ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1626/Purchase-And-Sale-Agreement-Part-Ii/
...s in which to renew all existing property and casualty insurance business for ...
EXHIBIT 14
DISCLOSURES OF THE SELLER AND STOCKHOLDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 14