ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Georgia Department of Insurance has proposed new regulations
adopting the NAIC’s Model Audit Rule regulation and making other
changes to the existing Life Settlements regulation. A hearing to
review the adoption of both regulations will be held on September
29 at the Georgia Department of Insurance. Comments for both
regulations are due by September 28, 2009.
On September 10, Jim Maxson, Joe Holahan and Michele Madison,
along with Kathleen Birrane and Mario Coniglio of MLF LexServ,
LP, hosted a life settlements webinar entitled “After the Purchase:
Tracking Insureds, HIPAA and Privacy Issues.”
Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst has ranked Morris, Manning &
Martin, LLP as a Top 50 law firm for its number of Venture Capital
and Private Equity deals. MMM was the only Atlanta-based law firm
on this prestigious list, which includes other national and global
firms.
Jim Maxson spoke on “New Developments in Litigation” at the
DealFlow Media’s Life Settlements Conference held on September
14-16 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Skip Myers will be speaking on federal insurance regulation at
the National Risk Retention Association annual conference in
Washington, DC on September 24.
On October 1, Joe Holahan will speak at the Life Insurance
Settlement Association’s 2009 Compliance Conference in Orlando,
Florida on the topic of “Privacy and Security of Personal Data:
Addressing the Legal and Reputational Risks.”
On October 2, Jim Maxson is speaking on various issues pertaining
to Securities and Life Settlements law at the Life Insurance
Settlement Association’s Compliance Conference in Orlando,
Florida.
October 5-7, Jim Maxson and Tony Roehl will participate in
the Association of Insurance Compliance Professionals’ annual
conference being held October 5-7 in Phoenix, Arizona. On October
5, both Jim and Tony will speak on the panel, “COLI, BOLI, STOLI:
The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.” On October 7, Tony will speak on
an additional panel, “Compliance Issues Relative to the Senior
Market.”
Skip Myers will be speaking on the changing role of the NAIC at the
annual meeting of the Captive Insurance Council of the District of
Columbia on October 22.
Skip Myers will be speaking at the World Captive Forum in Bonita
Springs, FL on November 10 on Preparing for More Regulatory
Risks.
The ICCIE course on regulation of risk retention groups will be
starting this year on November 30. Skip Myers will again be one
of the lecturers. For more information please contact ICCIE www.iccie.org.
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