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Most insurance policies are sold on a take-it-or-leave-it basis, leaving policyholders with little opportunity to proactively maximize coverage. Directors and officers (D&O) insurance can be an exception to that rule—but only if policyholders understand the negotiating power afforded to them by the large premium payment they have to offer.
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