Insurance Law in a Nutshell (Nutshells)
ISBN-13:
9781634599191
ISBN-10:
1634599195
Edition:
5
Author:
Christopher French, John Dobbyn
Publication date:
2015
Publisher:
West Academic Publishing
Format:
Paperback
571 pages
Category:
Insurance Law
,
Business Law
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ISBN-13:
9781634599191
ISBN-10:
1634599195
Edition:
5
Author:
Christopher French, John Dobbyn
Publication date:
2015
Publisher:
West Academic Publishing
Format:
Paperback
571 pages
Category:
Insurance Law
,
Business Law
Summary
Insurance Law in a Nutshell (Nutshells) (ISBN-13: 9781634599191 and ISBN-10: 1634599195), written by authors
Christopher French, John Dobbyn, was published by West Academic Publishing in 2015.
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Insurance Law in a Nutshell is a clear, concise and comprehensive discussion of the fundamentals of insurance law. It covers various lines of insurance such as Auto, Commercial General Liability, Health, Life, and Property. It also covers topics such as bad faith, claims submission/handling, duty to defend and settle, insurable interest, insurer defenses, loss valuation, regulation of insurers, reinsurance, risk transfer, subrogation, surety bonds, and waiver and estoppel. This new edition also has new sections that cover the rules of insurance policy interpretation; other lines of liability insurance such Cyber, Directors and Officers Liability (D&O), Errors and Omissions (E&O or Professional Liability), Employers Liability (EPL), Environmental Impairment (EIL), Flood, and Terrorism; the key issues of “trigger,” “number of occurrences” and “allocation” in long-tail liability claims; “personal or advertising” liability coverage; the “business risk” and “owned property” exclusions; the “duty of utmost good faith” and the “follow the fortunes” doctrine under reinsurance treaties; guaranty funds; and “surplus line” insurers.
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