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Lockton Names Sara Romine as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer, and Corporate Secretary
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Webcast replay | When you suspect a problem with a product: Key recall and coverage questi …
One of the most intensive and critical situations a company can face is discovering that one or more of their products has a defect or is contaminated. These crises require quick decisions and decisive actions, often without all the known facts at h …
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New law provides clearer guidance for ESOP valuations, but risks remain
Key takeaways The Retire Through Ownership Act incorporates longstanding IRS valuation principles into ERISA, providing ESOP fiduciaries with a clearer valuation framework. Greater valuation certainty may strengthen defenses against litigation, but f …
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Webcast replay | Roadmap to resilience: Navigating the rise of AI-enabled cyber threats
As the cyber threat environment continues to grow in complexity and multiply in its perils, companies must think more about and devote more resources to protecting their networks, technology infrastructure, and employees, panelists on a recent Lockto …
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Environmental Liability in Transactions
Environmental risks can introduce significant financial and operational challenges during mergers and acquisitions. From contamination and cleanup costs to third-party claims, legacy liabilities, and regulatory enforcement, exposures that are not ide …
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20 years of excessive fee litigation: Lessons for plan sponsors and fiduciaries
Key takeaways Excessive fee litigation began as a novel legal theory against large retirement plans and has evolved into a durable litigation trend that affects companies big and small, as well as universities and nonprofits. While excessive fee cla …
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The trucking market turns a corner, with new risks ahead
Most people would like to forget the COVID-19 pandemic. Trucking companies, which enjoyed a surge in freight demand during the pandemic as people stuck at home bought goods online, would like to forget the years that followed. The freight recession f …
