Overview
Robinson+Cole's Insurance Transactional, Corporate, and Regulatory Group comprises a multidisciplinary team of lawyers who represent insurance companies and other insurance industry clients in numerous matters affecting their business. Our lawyers have backgrounds in varied legal disciplines, such as corporate, mergers and acquisitions, finance, administrative proceedings, contracting, government investigations, market conduct, employee and compensation matters, and tax. We also work closely with our government relations lobbyists on regulatory, legislative, and public policy issues affecting specific clients and the insurance industry generally.
Our Services
The Insurance Transactional, Corporate, and Regulatory Group represents insurers and other clients in the insurance industry in virtually every aspect of their business operations, including the following:
For our managed care clients, we also provide advice on the following matters :
Our clients include U.S. and foreign-based insurers, risk retention groups, mutual insurance companies, insurance producers, and others involved in the insurance industry. We represent the Connecticut Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association as outside general counsel, and in that capacity we have worked on significant issues resulting from insurer insolvencies. Our Government Relations Group counts among its clients the Connecticut Association of Health Plans.
Our Team
Lawyers in the Insurance Transactional, Corporate, and Regulatory Group frequently work with regulators and are in sync with all facets of business activities affected by government regulation. We have a record of success as skilled and effective regulatory counsel.
Industry Leadership
Members of our group are actively involved in numerous insurance industry groups and associations, such as the following;
Represented a large New Jersey-based property and casualty insurer in connection with its acquisition of a Connecticut-domiciled specialty risk insurance company.
Represented Connecticut-based health insurers in their initial public offerings.