Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough has added Tony Greer, the former chief legal counsel at the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, to its insurance regulatory practice in Tennessee.
He brings with him regulatory experience in alternative insurance vehicles, such as captives, risk retention groups, and self-insurance funds.
He also has experience drafting and promulgating regulations that have full force and effect on law on insurance regulation matters. These include rules relating to captive insurance companies, market conduct annual reporting and navigator registration.
In addition, Greer has experience in insurance company solvency laws and requirements, and he has worked on more than 25 department regulatory approvals for mergers and acquisitions of insurance companies.
Larry Papel, Nashville managing partner at Nelson Mullins, commented: “We welcome Greer to the firm and to our Nashville team and look forward to introducing him to our clients. His experience adds to the firm's regulatory and government relations practices and provides depth to our scope of client services.”
