Stavan Desai

April 09, 2020 | New York Law Journal

As Representations and Warranties Insurance has become more of an industry norm in the United States, parties have increasingly sought to utilize U.S.-style RWI policies for cross-border transactions. There are, however, a number of differences between U.S. and international RWI coverage that all parties involved in a deal need to be mindful of from the start to help ensure a smooth transaction, which Howard B. Epstein, Theodore A. Keyes and Stavan Desai discuss in this edition of their Corporate Insurance column.

By Howard B. Epstein, Theodore A. Keyes and Stavan Desai

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