HUDSON, OH--(Marketwire - Sep 29, 2011) - Life Equity, an Ohio-based Life Settlement provider and asset servicer, is pleased to announce that it will be hosting a webinar that will focus on insurable interest laws and the impact of the Kramer, Teren and recent Delaware cases.
The webinar will be held at 11am EDT on Wednesday, October 12th and will feature presentations from Steven Sklaver, Partner at one of the nation's leading litigation boutique law firms, Susman Godfrey, and counsel in the Teren and Kramer cases, and Bob Colacarro, General Counsel at Life Equity.
"Insurable interest laws vary state by state, and the recent appellate decisions issued by courts across the country have had a dramatic effect on the insurable interest litigation risks (and hence investor risks) of certain life settlements," said Mr. Sklaver.
"Investors are often uncertain about the insurable interest risks associated with life settlement transactions," said Mr. Colacarro. "Insurable interest is indeed a factor that potential purchasers should consider when reviewing a policy. Investors who conduct proper due diligence and partner with licensed life settlement providers and other intermediaries can mitigate significantly any potential insurable interest risk associated with life settlements."
Participation in the webinar is complimentary for a limited number of new and existing Life Settlement investors. To register for the webinar, follow the link found at www.LifeEquity.com or contact Chris Wells at Chris@LifeEquity.com.
About Life Equity LLC
Life Equity LLC is a life settlement provider and asset servicer that assists institutional investors with policy acquisitions and post-acquisition policy management. Life Equity has earned international recognition as a leader in the life settlement marketplace with a reputation of adherence to the highest ethical, professional and legal standards. Life Equity was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Hudson, OH. For more information, visit www.LifeEquity.com.
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Chris Wells