November 4, 2002  

 

 

 

            David A. Bornn, of The Bornn Firm, p.l.l.c., is pleased to introduce you to the benefits of selecting the U.S. Virgin Islands as the domicile for your captive insurance company.

 

            The Bornn Firm is a recent out-growth of one of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ oldest firms. Its principal, Attorney David A. Bornn, is formerly a partner in The Bornn Handy Law Firm and Bornn Bornn Handy, a firm having its roots extending back to 1952.  Attorney David A. Bornn handles corporate matters, including advice on and formation of International Insurers (captives) and their continuing maintenance and governance.  The Law Firm also provides the service of being the Resident Agent and Resident Director of the captive, as required by law.  Attorney Bornn is a graduate of Trinity College, Hartford, CT (BA 1974) and Villanova University School of Law (JD 1981).  He has been admitted since 1981 to practice in all of the courts of the U.S. Virgin Islands and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

 

            Upon request, we can provide you with a copy of current U.S. Virgin Islands law on captive insurers; an article about the benefits of utilizing the U.S.V.I. as a captive domicile; a summary of the specific use of a U.S.V.I. captive for qualified ERISA Benefits management and investment; and a checklist of procedures to be followed for establishing the captive.

 

            In highlighting the benefits of using a U.S.V.I. – domiciled captive, the following are important:

 

h “On-Shore” for purposes of being a U.S. Territory; use of U.S. Banking system, communications, and currency; and access to U.S. court system;

 

h “Off-Shore” for purposes for taxation;

 

hQualified jurisdiction and treatment as a “State” for ERISA purposes;

 

hAbility to establish Branch Captive for ERISA Benefits only;

 

hNo local taxation and low government fees;

 

h Friendly, developing jurisdiction not crowded by hundreds of captives; able to receive individualized attention; cooperative regulation;

 

hAnnual meeting required in the U.S. Virgin Islands.  

 

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