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The Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is proud to present Volume 28!
- H. Bryan Cunningham and Shauhin A. Talesh, Uncle Sam RE: Improving Cyber Hygiene and Increasing Confidence in the Cyber Insurance Ecosystem via Government Backstopping
- Josephine Wolff, “Cyberwar By Almost Any Definition”: NotPetya, the Evolution of Insurance War Exclusions, and Their Application to Cyberattacks
- Asaf Lubin, Insuring Evolving Technology
- Erin Kenneally, Ransomware: A Darwinian Opportunity for Cyber Insurance
- Harold Weston, “Commonly Accepted Notions of Insurance” for Captives in Tax Cases are not Common Notions of Insurance in the Insurance Industry
- Kyle D. Logue and Adam B. Shniderman, The Case for Banning (and Mandating) Ransomware Insurance
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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