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The Professional Members of AAIMCo are among the most knowledgeable and highly sought after, fee-based consultants, experts and educators in the insurance and risk management fields. Their clients include insurance agencies and associations, multi-national insurance companies, corporations and attorneys for services ranging from consulting and expert witness to education and training.
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Can You Afford To Buy The Agency
When ‘push comes to shove’ the answer to that question is hidden in the cash flow analysis of the agency in question.
Agency Valuation-How And Why
Agency valuations are rarely obtained simply to satisfy an owner’s curiosity about the value of his business. Every valuation has a purpose.
Tips for lawyers on working with Expert Witnesses – what’s not taught in Law shcool
“Lawyers are advocates, and as such try to paint the best picture of the facts for their clients. It’s a good strategy in front of a jury or arbitrator, but not with an expert. The non-confidential information about the case that the other side is going to learn anyway should not be kept from an expert. Otherwise, a strongly favorable – …
What Happens When A Producer Leaves An Agency And Takes Agency Business
I don’t care if your producer is your husband, wife or child (or someone as close). Every agent seems to get much smarter about what to do if a producer leaves the agency and takes business AFTER it has happened to them. Link here to learn from others instead of waiting for it to happen to you…
The ISO Pollution Exclusion-How Far Does It Go?
This article derives from involvement with several insurer-reinsurer-insured disputes where the intent of the pollution exclusion was at issue. Included is testimony where several insurance executives admitted that it was overdrafted -that the actual language exceeded the intent of the limitations.
Business Valuation Guide for Mergers and Acquisitions a Simple Insurance Question
This article was published in the January 2009 edition of the AZ CPA Journal. Mr. Underdown indicates the idea for the article arose over coffee with an attorney friend who was active in the M&A industry.
