Symposium, ‘The Relationship Between Insurance and Legal Regulation: Normative, Theoretical, and Empirical Perspectives’

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Liability Insurer Data as a Window on Lawyers’ Professional Liability
Tom Baker and Rick Swedloff

The Regulation of Insurance Claim Practices
Jay M Feinman

Encouraging Insurers to Regulate: The Role (If Any) for Tort Law
Kyle D Logue

Systemic Risk Oversight and the Shifting Balance of State and Federal Authority over Insurance
Patricia A McCoy

In Deep: Dilemmas of Federal Flood Insurance Reform
Jennifer B Wriggins

UC Irvine Law Review, Volume 5, Issue No 6, December 2015.

First posted 2016-07-08 06:22:24

Posted in Remedies and Procedure

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