Insurance is a specialized area, however in practice it is also closely connected with other areas of specialization. As a result, to render competent legal services in insurance law a lawyer must have professional knowledge and a wealth of experience in insurance as well as a diversity of other areas, and be familiar with the relevant legal requirements. Our insurance industry specialists focus on providing you with innovative solutions to increasingly complex issues. We base our service on understanding your business and your market at a local level, and providing the cross-border expertise and resources required to help you achieve your business goals. 

We match our services to your unique goals and concerns within the insurance industry. We work for a wide range of clients, including: life, non-life and composite companies; reinsurers; insurance and reinsurance brokers; friendly societies; mutual insurers; trade associations; consulting actuaries; investment banks; accountants; and insolvency practitioners and insolvent insurance companies.

Below are insurance law areas in which Tian Bo has already provided and is able to provide legal services to its clients:

Insurance company formation, capitalization, licensing, acquisition, merger and liquidation.
Holding company regulation, including liability of directors and officers, change of control, and reporting and approval of dividends and other affiliate transactions.
Financial regulation, including compulsory and security surplus, qualifying and prohibited investments, valuation of assets, reserve requirements and annual reports.
Reinsurance transactions, including drafting issues, qualifying reinsurance, arbitration, letters of credit and other security.
Marketing issues, such as rate regulation, agent contracts, licensing and compensation, and unfair marketing practices.
Claims and policyholder relations matters, including policy and coverage issues and litigation, claim settlement practices, policyholder fraud, and guaranty fund operations.
Policy form revisions and approvals.
Regulatory relations, including audits and examinations, rate and form filings, administrative lobbying, and enforcement actions.
Special issues facing managed care organizations and other health care plans, including reform initiatives, business plan filings, provider contracts, coverage mandates.