The D&O Diary

A Periodic Journal Containing Items of Interest From the World of Directors & Officers Liability, With Occasional Commentary

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Kevin M. LaCroix is an attorney and Executive Vice President, RT ProExec, a division of R-T Specialty, LLC. RT ProExec is an insurance intermediary focused exclusively on management liability issues…

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