Every title insurance policy insures that a person has authority to sign a deed or execute a mortgage. Where the person is acting on behalf of an entity [corporation, LLC, partnership, trust, estate, non-profit, church], proper authority must be determined. If it turns out that a corporate actor did not have authority to act, a complete failure of title and a policy limits loss can result. Learn the basics of corporate authority in this highly informative and important seminar.

Presented By: Thomas W. Blair, Esq. and Len Shatz, Esq., CLTP