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The Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is proud to present Volume 25 Issue 2.
- James M. Fischer, Understanding the “Exhaustion Of Coverage” Doctrine in the Context of Continuous Trigger Coverage
- Robert A. Whitney, Transitioning to a New View: Coming to See Health Insurance Coverage For Gender Dysphoria in a New Light
- Kenneth S. Abraham, Plain Meaning, Extrinsic Evidence, and Ambiguity: Myth and Reality in Insurance Policy Interpretation
News
- NEW ARTICLEThe Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is excited to announce a new publication with our journal: “A Smart(er) Approach to Insurance Fraud”, by Professor James Davey, a Professor of Insurance & Commercial Law at the University of Southhampton. From the abstract: Insurance fraud is not one thing but many. For political reasons, this simple truth is […]
- NEW MEMBERSCongratulations and welcome to the newly selected members for Volume 27!
- NEW ARTICLEThe Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is excited to announce a new publication with our journal: “COVID-19 Business Interruption Insurance Losses: The Cases For and Against Coverage”, by Professor Christopher C. French, a Professor of Practice at Penn State Law; J.D., Harvard Law School; B.A., Columbia University. From the abstract: This is the first scholarly Essay […]
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events
Sep. 28, 2019
Proof Day, Vol. 26.1.1
Nov. 2, 2019
Proof Day, Vol. 26.1.2