The major shareholder of a privately held corporation is crippled
while skiing-and now, so is his company. The corporation's only
choice is to buy back the stock and try to replace him or put the
company on the block.
When top-level entertainers or executives suffer permanent disability,
they don't suffer alone. Along with establishing a worldwide reputation,
they've built a circle of associates who depend upon them. If they
can't perform their own occupation, it's important that their Permanent
Total Disability (PTD) Coverage have high enough limits to help
replace their lost income, or back Corporate Buy/Sell agreements,
partnership buyouts, merger and acquisition deals, as well as loan
guarantees.
For more information, please contact Glenn Dorr, Vice President of Prestige Development, at 800-927-6306 or gdorr@hccsu.com.
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