D&O Insurance: ‘Bump Up’ Claims

In the context of an acquisition, "bump up" claims are claims by shareholders of the company-to-be-acquired alleging that the company has been undervalued. CNA's Senior Claim Counsel Kelly Dworniczek has been keeping a close eye on this topic. And she recently spoke with Insurance Journal at the PLUS D&O Liability Symposium in New York to discuss the latest chapter in what could be called the evolving nature in the bump up claims.

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