Insurance

Representing clients in the insurance sector has been a critical focus of Nixon Peabody for more than 30 years. Our Insurance lawyers routinely advise insurance companies, brokers and agents, commercial and investment banks, and funds around the globe on the industry’s most high profile and sophisticated matters, from complex litigation and arbitrations to domestic and cross-border transactions. We offer a full range of services to clients, including:

  • Full litigation coverage, from pre-trial to trial to appeal
  • Alternative dispute resolution
  • Nationwide case management
  • Corporate structuring, formation, and licensing
  • Finance and capital markets transactions
  • Insurance linked securities
  • Financial transactions and products
  • Reinsurance
  • Tax
  • Regulatory,  market conduct matters, and legislative services
  • Reorganizations, rehabilitations, and insolvencies

Industry-focused solutions

Our deep experience, extensive resources, and comprehensive services mean we can help our clients navigate the challenges and realize the opportunities presented in the evolving insurance industry. We often:

  • Address the industry’s changing needs in response to rules and regulations affecting all aspects of operations
  • Provide counsel on some of the most sophisticated insurance and investment transactions
  • Advise on complex domestic and international litigation and dispute resolution matters
  • Advise on merger and acquisition transactions, including stock and insurance asset purchases, and state insurance regulatory advice and compliance
  • Assist with capital raising, surplus enhancement, alternative risk transfer, structured financial instruments, securitizations, derivatives, life settlements, and COLI/BOLI
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