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2025 ABA/IPT Advanced Tax Seminar
Partner Alex Genato will be presenting the program “A Big, Easy Guide to Recent Trends in Property Tax Exemptions” at the 2025 ABA/IPT Advanced Tax Seminar. Governments continue to seek ways to expand revenue collection while keeping their residential taxpayers happy. This program explores how varying property tax exemption statutes affect taxpayers operating across a range of industries.
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ABA Real Property Trust & Estate Law Section Virtual CLE Conference
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02.11.2025
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D&O "Capacity Exclusion" May Bar Coverage When Acting Outside the Scope of Insured Status
Directors’ and officers’ (D&O) policies insure against claims arising from alleged wrongful acts attributed to directors and officers of the insured entity—provided they were principally engaged in that capacity at the time the alleged wrongful conduct was committed. In other words, such coverage is placed in question when the insureds accused of the alleged wrongful conduct were not acting strictly within their insured role. In that circumstance, the D&O insurer will undoubtedly invoke its policy’s “capacity exclusion” to bar coverage.