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The Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is proud to present Volume 27 Issue 1.
- Christopher C. French, Covid-19 Business Interruption Insurance Losses: The Cases for and Against Coverage
- James Davey, A Smart(er) Approach to Insurance Fraud
- Jay M. Feinman, What is Protection Gap? Homeowners Insurance as a Case Study
- Lorelie S. Masters and Geoffrey B. Fehling, The American Law Institute’s Restatement of the Law, Liability Insurance: Scholarship And Controversy
- Erik S. Knutsen and Jeffrey W. Stempel, Infected Judgment: Problematic Rush to Conventional Wisdom and Insurance Coverage Denial in a Pandemic
- Robert K. Yass, Homeowners Insurance and Credit Score: A Critical Race Theory Perspective
Notes:
- James R. Brakebill, Managing the New Political Risks: Populism, Democratic Instability, and the Rise of Political Risk Insurance in Developed Democracies
- Tyler W. Dueno, Racist Robots and the Lack of Legal Remedies in the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Kimberly L. Wilson, Underwriting Criteria, Practices, and Tools of Pet Health Insurance Companies
News
- Call For ArticlesThe Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is currently accepting article submissions for Volume 28 Issue 2 to be published in Spring 2022. Only submissions concerning insurance law will be considered. Authors may submit their manuscripts and CVs/resumes through Scholastica or directly via email to cilj.eic@uconn.edu. The deadline to submit articles is December 27, 2021. Please contact Kendra McGuire […]
- NEW MEMBERSCongratulations and welcome to the newly selected members for Volume 28!
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| Address: | 65 Elizabeth Street Hartford, CT 06105 |
events
Sep. 28, 2019
Proof Day, Vol. 26.1.1
Nov. 2, 2019
Proof Day, Vol. 26.1.2