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VOLUME 1 (1994-1995) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Is Insurance a Niche Business?  Reflections on Information As an Insurance Product — W.F. Young
Allowing Motorists a Choice to Be Legally Uninsured by Surrendering Tort Claims for Noneconomic Loss (With Some Further Thoughts on Choices Between PIP and Tort Coverage) — Jeffrey O'Connell
Obligating Insurers to Inform Insureds About the Existence of Rights and Duties Regarding Coverage for Losses — Alan I. Widiss
Visualizing Moral Hazard — Seth J. Chandler
NOTES
Pleading the Policy Limit As a Special Defense: An Attempt to Clarify Connecticut Uninsured Motorist Coverage — Kara A Murphy
Introducing Market Discipline into the Federal Deposit Insurance System: O'Melveny & Myers v. FDIC — Jerrie L. Chiu
Liar's Poker: The Effect of Incontestability Clauses After Paul Revere Life Insurance Co. v. Haas — Katherine Cooper
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VOLUME 2 (1995-1996) (PDF)

ARTICLES
The Presence of Insurance and the Legal Allocation of Risk — James M. Fischer
Fraud and the Incontestable Clause: A Modest Proposal for Change — Robert R. Googins
The Introduction of the Tort System and Liability Insurance Regulation: Understanding Moral Hazard — Seth J. Chandler
NOTE
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company v. Harris Trust & Savings Bank: The Application of ERISA's Guaranteed Benefit Policy Exception to General Account Insurance Contracts — Heather L. Wilson
COMMENTARIES
The Practical Effect of Extending Revocation by Divorce Statutes to Life Insurance — Domenico Zaino, Jr.
The Paradox of Technological Progress in Health Insurance Contracts: "Experimental Treatment Clauses" and Breast Cancer — Michael J. Brandi
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VOLUME 3:1 (1996-1997) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Managed Care and the MEdical Profession: Old Issues and Old Tensions The Building Blocks of Tomorrow's Health Care Delivery and Financing System — John G. Day
"Best Price" Clauses in Health Care Provider Contracts: An Anti-trust Critique — Anthony J. Dennis
Priority Between Insurer and Insured in Subrogation Recoveries — John Dwight Ingram
NOTE
Removing a Roadblock to Reforming Health Care: New York State Conference of Blue Cross & Blue Shield Plans v. Travelers Insurance Company — James Saya
COMMENTARIES
Additional Insured Status in Construction Contracts and Moral Hazard — Samir B. Mehta
Health Care Reform in the 1990's: From the Clinton Plan to Kassebaum-Kennedy — James Cordone
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VOLUME 3:2 (1996-1997) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Redefining the Insurer's Duty to Defend — Susan Randall
When Worlds Collide: The Intersection of Insurance and Motion Pictures — Elizabeth O. Hubbart
Tobacco Related Litigation: How it May Impact the World's Insurance Industry — Mitchell L. Lathrop
NOTE
Emphasizing Conduct over Context and Market Definition over Market Power: Short-Ter Strategic Anticompetitive Behavior Absolved in Blue Cross v. Marshfield Clinic — Robert F. Goff
COMMENTARY
Software Tort: Evaluating Software Harm by Duty of Function and Form — Donald R. Ballman
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VOLUME 4:1 (1997-1998) (PDF)

SYMPOSIUM: Liability Insurance Conflicts and Professional Responsibility
ARTICLES
What Insurance Scholars Should Know About Professional Responsibility — Thomas D. Morgan
What Professional Responsibility Scholars Should About Insurance — Kent D. Syverud
Applying the Fundamentals of Lawyers' Ethics to Insurance Defense Practice — Stephen L. Pepper
Insurance Defense Ethics and the Liability Insurance Bargain — William T. Barker
Liability Insurance Conflicts and Defense Lawyers: From Triangles to Tetrahedrons — Tom Baker
Consent, Contract, and the Responsibilities of Insurance Defense Counsel — Robert H. Jerry, II
Flat Fees and Staff Attorneys: Unnecessary Causalities in the Continuing Battle over the Law Governing Insurance Defense Lawyers — Charles Silver
The Ethical Duties of Insurance Defense Lawyers: Are Special Solutions Requires? — Nancy J. Moore
Legal Malpractice Insurance and Loss Prevention: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Institutions — George M. Cohen
Professional Responsibility, Legal Malpractice, and the Eternal Triangle: Will Lawyer or Insurers Call the Shots? — David A. Hyman
AFTERWORD
Taking Professional Risks — Robert E. Keetong
Symposium Transcripts from the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 4:2 (1997-1998) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Concurrent Mediation of Liability and Insurance Coverage Disputes — Ellen S. Pryor and Will Pryor
Driving Governmentality: Automobile Accidents, Insurance, and the Challenge to Social Order in the Inter-Way Years 1919-1941 — Jonathan Simon
Preventing Inconsistencies in Litigation with a Spotlight on Insurance Coverage Litigation: The Doctrines of Judicial Estoppel, Equitable Estoppel, Quasi-Estoppel, Collateral Estoppel, "Mend the Hold," "Fraud on the Court" and Judicial and Evidentiary Admissions — Eugene R. Anderson and Nadia V. Holober
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Homeowners Insurance Redlining: The Inadequacy of Federal Remedies and the Future of the Property Insurance Way — William E. Murray
Must Insurers Treat All Illnesses Equally? - Mental vs. Physical Illness: Congressional And Administrative Failure to End Limitations to and Exclusions From Coverage for Mental Illness in Employer-Provided Health Benefits Under the Mental Health Parity Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act — Maggie D. Gold
The Dealth of Death Futures?: The Effect of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 on the Insurance and Viatical Settlement Industries — Andrew Spurrier
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 5:1 (1998-1999) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Symposium Introduction — Peter Nash Swisher
Insurance, Contract, and the Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations — Robert H. Jerry, II
The Expectations Principle as a Regulative Ideal — Kenneth S. Abraham
The Formulation of the Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations and the Influence of Forces Outside Insurance Law — Roger C. Henderson
Reasonable Expectations Revisited — Mark C. Rahdert
The Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations is Indispensable, If We Only Knew What For? — James M. Fischer
Unmet Expectations: Undue Restriction of the Reasonable Expectations Approach and the Misleading Mythology of Judicial Role — Jeffrey W. Stempel
An Interdisciplinary Critique of the Reasonable Expectations Doctrine — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Why Courts Enforce Insurance Policyholders' Objectively Reasonable Expectations of Insurance Coverage — Eugene R. Anderson and James J. Fournier
Reasonable Expectations After Thirty Years: A Failed Doctrine — Susan M. Popik and Carol D. Quackenbos
The Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations in California: A Judge's View — H. Walter Croskey
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 5:2 (1998-1999) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Excusing Nonoccureence of Insurance Policy Conditions in Order to Avoid Disproportionate Forfeiture: Claims-Made Formats as a Test Case — Bob Works
Imagining Insurance Risk, Thrift and Industrial Life Insurance in Britain — Pat O'Malley
Home Liability Coverage: Does the Criminal Acts Exclusion Work Where the "Expected or Intended" Exclusion Failed? — Daniel C. Eidsmoe and Pamela K. Edwards
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
It's Better to Have Twelve Monkeys Chasing You Than One Gorilla: Humana Inc. v. Forsyth, The McCarran-Ferguson Act, RICO, and Deterrence — Eric Beal
An Overview of Financial Services Reform 1998 — Susan Sirota Gaetano
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 6:1 (1999-2000) (PDF)

CONFERENCE ARTICLES
Insurance: How It Matters as Psychological Fact and Political Metaphor — Thomas Morawetz
Beyond Moral Hazard: Insurance As Moral Opportunity — Deborah A. Stone
The Return of the Crafty Genius: An Outline of a Philosophy of Precaution — Francois Ewald
ARTICLE
Evidentiary Sufficiency in Insurance Bad Faith Suits — William T. Barker
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Conference Report: A Conference for Latin American Regulators on International Financial Services Regulation
Sexual Malpractice and Professional Liability: Some Things They Don't Teach in Medical School - A Critical Examination of the Formative Case Law — David M. Lang
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 6:2 (1999-2000) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Rediscovering the McCarran-Ferguson Act's Commerce Clause Limitation — Raymond A. Guenter
Risk in Contemporary Society — Francois Ewald
Insurance and the Utopian Idea — Carol Weisbrod
Yellow Page Ads as Evidence of Widespread Overcharging by the Plaintiffs' Personal Injury Bar - and a Proposed Solution — Jeffrey O'Connell, Carlos M. Brown, and Michael D. Smith
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Combating Discriminatory Insurance Practices: Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act — Jesse A. Langer
The Viatical Settlement Industry: The Regulatory Schmene and Its Implications for the Future of the Industry — Ffiona M. Jones
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 7:1 (2000-2001) (PDF)

SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION: Deciphering Posner's Insurance Jurisprudence — Jesse A. Langer
ARTICLES
An Inconsistently Sensitive Mind: Richard Posner's Cerebration of Insurance Law and Continuing Blind Spots of Econominalsim — Jeffrey W. Stempel
Posner and Moral Hazard — Eric D. Beal
An Analysis of the Honorable Richard A. Posner's Social Security Law — Barbara A. Sheehy
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Posner and Tort Law as Insurance — Beatrice A. Beltran
Posner and ERISA: A Survey — Aldo R. Edwards can Muijen
Another Trip nto the Great Swamp: The Seventh Circuit's Preemption of the Illinois Unclaimed Property Act Under ERISA — Robert Simpson
Doe v. Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co.: The ADA Does Not Regulate the Content of Insurance Policies, but What Have Cameras, Braille Books or Wheel Chairs Got to Do with It? — Lori Bloch Izzo
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 7:2 (2000-2001) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Insurance Privatization in Costa Rica: Lessons from Latin America with Special Reference to Uruguay —  Neftali Garro
Musings on the Seeming Inevitably of Global Convergence in Banking Law —  Patricia A. McCoy
Pre-Appearance Security Requirements for Unlicensed Reinsurers in the United States — Kirill P. Strounnikov
The European Insurance Market, Harmonization of Insurance Contract Law, and Consumer Policy — Juergen Basedow
A Federal Bill, with Commentary, to Allow Choice in Auto Insurance — Jeffrey O'Connell, Peter Kinzler, and Hunter Bates
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Lost in Oz: There Is No Yellow Brick Road for State Lawmakers to Follow in Drafting Privacy Legislation for Insurers — William M. Fay, Jr.
Pegram v. Herdrich: A Case Study in "Dual" Loyalties: Why "Cost-Cutting" Health Maintenance Organizations Should Be Held Liable for Cutting Medically Necessary Care — Marni R. Wasserman
BOOK REVIEW
Clive Trebilcock, Phoenix Assurance and the Development of British Insurance.  Volume 1: 1782-1870.  Volume II: The Era of the Insurance Giants, 1870-1984 — Timothy Alborn
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Jeffrey E. Thomas
Recent Case Developments — Jeffrey W. Stempel
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VOLUME 8:1 (2001-2002) (PDF)

SYMPOSIUM ARTICLES
The Marriage of Intellectual Property and Insurance Law: An Introduction — Leo P. Martinez
Cybercoverage for Cyber-Risks: An Overview of Insurers' Responses to the Perils of E-Commerce — Robert H. Jerry, II and Michele L. Mekel
Coverage for Unfair Competition Torts Under General Liability Policies: Will the "Intellectual Property" Tail Wag the Coverage Dog? — Francis J. Mootz, III
Physical Losses in Cyberspace — Hazel Glenn Beh
A Practical Look at E-Commerce and Liability Insurance — Douglas R. Richmond
ARTICLES
Smoke and Mirrors:  A Comparative Analysis of WTO and NAFTA Provisions Affecting the International Expansion of Insurance Firms in North America —Bradley Condon
Securitization and the Catastrophe Bond:  A Transactional Integration of Industries Through a Capacity-Enhancing Product of Risk Management — Todd V. McMillan
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Heidi Lee De la Rosa
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VOLUME 8:2 (2001-2002) (PDF)

JOINT ISSUE ARTICLES
(Selected Articles Below Were Solicited and Edited by the Tort & Insurance Law Journal of the American Bar Association)
Health Information Privacy:  The Rules Get Tougher — Robert W. Woody
Protecting Privacy Under Gramm-Leach-Bliley — Thomas R. Hrdlick
Insuring Privacy:  Is Your Company Covered?  — Matthew J. Schlesinger and Jason M. Silverman
The Nationalization of Health Information Privacy Protections — Lawrence O. Gostin, James G. Hodge, Jr., and Lauren Marks
Insurance Privacy After Gramm-Leach-Bliley- Old Concerns, New Protections, Future Challenges — J. Stephen Zielezienski and Catherine I. Paolino
HIPAA Preemption Implications for Covered Entities Under State Law — Adam L. Butera
ARTICLES
The Judicial Transformation of Social Security Disability: The Case of Mental Disorders and Childhood Disability — Jennifer L. Erkulwater
 Visualizing Adverse Selection: An Economic Approach to the Law of Insurance Underwriting — Seth J. Chandler
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Lander v. Hartford Life & Annuity Insurance Co.: Variable Annuities and the Future of Market Conduct Controls Post-SLUSA — Robin Generous
Wading in the Pool: Interlocal Cooperation in Municipal Insurance and the State Regulation of Public Entity Risk Sharing Pools--A Survey — Jason E. Doucette
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Heidi Lee De la Rosa
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VOLUME 9:1 (2002-2003) (PDF)

WAR DAMAGE INSURANCE AFTER FIFTY YEARS

War Damage Insurance —  Jack Hirschleifer

A New Old Look at Terrorism Insurance: Jack Hirschleifer's War Damage Insurance After Fifty Years —  Peter Seigleman
War Damage Insurance Revisited —  Jack Hirschleifer
SYMPOSIUM ARTICLES
Preface —  Francois Ewald
The September 11th Attack on America: Ground Zero in Tort and Insurance Law —  Richard P. Campbell
Insurance, Terrorism, and 9/11: Reflection on Three Threshold Questions —  Robert H. Jerry, II
The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund: Fund Approaches to Resolving Mass Tort Litigation — Linda S. Mullenix and Kristen B. Stewart
The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund: Pas or Pologue? — Larry S. Stewart, Daniel L. Cohen and Karen L. Marangi
Will the Historic Relationship Between Cedent and Reinsurer Become a Casualty of the War on Terrorism — Paul E. Traynor
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Speculating a Strategy: Suing Insurance Companies to Obtain Legislative Reparations for Slavery — Paige A. Fogarty
The Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraceptive Coverage Act: Will Congress Heed the Wake-up Call of Erickson v. Bartell Drug Company? — Lynda A. Rizzo
Insurers Jump on Train for Federal Insurance Regulation: Is it Really What they Want or Need? — Danielle F. Waterfield
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Tatiana Connolly
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VOLUME 9:2 (2002-2003) (PDF)

ARTICLES
The Lawlessness of Arbitration — Kenneth S. Abraham and J.W. Montgomery, III
Containing the Promise of Insurance: Adverse Selection of Risk Classification — Tom Baker
The Antitrust Implications of Collaborative Standard Setting by Insurers Regarding the Use of Genetic Information in Life Insurance Underwriting — Robert H. Jerry, II
Catastrophes, Liability and Life Insurance — Christian Lahnstein
Holding Liability Insurers Accountable for Bad Faith Litigation Tactics with the Tort of Abuse of Process — Francis J. Mootz, III
Life Insurance Risk Classification: Finding the Boundary Between Antitrust and Unfair Discrimination — J. Daniel Perkins
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
In Between the Trenches: The Jurisdictional Conflict Between a Bankruptcy Court and a State Insurance Receivership Court — William Goddard
The Foreign Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust as Asset Protection: Potential for Abuse and Suggestions for Reform — Richard Lewis
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Tatiana Connolly
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VOLUME 10:1 (2003-2004) (PDF)

A 21st Century Symposium on Josiah Royce's War and Insurance
A 21st Century Symposium on Josiah Royce’s War and Insurance — Tom Baker
War and Insurance — Josiah Royce
Peace and Insurance: Recovering the Utopian Vision of Insurance in Royce’s War and Insurance — Jonathan Simon
Postnational Insurance on the Eve of Destruction — Timothy Alborn
War, Insurance and Some Problems of Community— Carol Weisbrod
Paradigms, Assumptions and Strategies: Royce and Method— Thomas Morawetz
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
The Revolution of the Times: Recent Changes in U. K. Insurance Insolvency Laws and the Implications of Those Changes Viewed From a U. S. Perspective — William Goddard
Trademark Law and the CGL: The Race Between Infringement Liability and its Reluctant Insurance Coverage — Jennifer S. Janik
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company v. Kurtenbach:  Choosing the Road Less Traveled in Interpreting Motor Vehicle Exclusions in Farm Liability Policies — Gregory O. Nies
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Dorothy Puzio
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VOLUME 10:2 (2003-2004) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Fear is the Key: A Behavioral Guide to Underwriting Cycles—Sean M. Fitzpatrick
God and the Red Umbrella: The Place of Values in the Creation of Institutions of Mutual Assistance—Brian J. Glenn
The Legal Standing of an Insurance Insolvency Receiver: When the Shoe Doesn’t Fit—Karl L. Rubinstein
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Traveling Outside the Insurance Contract: The Problems with Maximizing Victim Compensation: Koikos v. Travelers Insurance Company— Sharon Abidor
Swimming in the Wake of Dehoyos: When Federal Courts Sail into Disparate Impact Waters, Will State Regulation of Insurance Remain Above the Waves? — William Goddard

The Next Step for Brownfields: Government Reinsurance of Environmental “Cleanup” Policies—Daniel A. Schenck

From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Sarah Sia
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VOLUME 11:1 (2004-2005) (PDF)

ARTICLES
The Case Against Dog Breed Discrimination by Homeowners' Insurance Companies—Larry Cunningham
A Model Financial Statement Insurance Act—Lawrence A. Cunningham
Dynamic Federalism: Competition, Cooperation and Securities Enforcement—Renee M. Jones
The Disloyalty of Stock and Stock Option Compensation—Calvin H. Johnson
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Toxic Mold in Texas: Will Recent Insurance Reforms Clean It Up for Good? — Jessica Seger

Pro-Rating Defense Costs to an Insured for Periods of Uninsurance; What Happened to the Duty to Defend?: Security Insurance Co. of Hartford v. Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co.—Elizabeth Festa

From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Matthew Fitzsimmons
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VOLUME 11:2 (2004-2005) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Mandatory Arbitration in Insurance Disputes: Inverse Preemption of the Federal Arbitration Act — Susan Randall
The Politics of Infertility: Recognizing Coverage Exclusions as Discrimination — Elizabeth A. Pendo
Law, Politics, and the Political Safeguards of Federalism: The Case of Insurance Regulation and the Commerce Clause, 1938 - 1948 — Katherine M. Jones
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003: The Wrong Prescription for Our Nation's Senior Citizens? — Karen M. Wieghaus
Keeping the Promise: Will the Bush Administration's Plan to Privatize the Social Security System Actually Work? — James E. Hennessey
Insuring Against the Snail-Darter: Insurance for Land Use and the Endangered Species Act — Jonathan F. Tross
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Matthew Fitzsimmons
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VOLUME 12:1 (2005-2006) (PDF)

Essay
Liability Insurance as Tort Regulation: Six Ways That Liability Insurance Shapes Tort Law in Action — Tom Baker
ARTICLES
Marine Title Insurance: The Dernier Cri in Title Insurance — Matthew J. Bauer
"Diminished Value" in Automobile Insurance: The Controversy and Its Lessons — Thomas O. Farrish
Resolving Medical Malpractice Claims in the Medicare Program: Can It Be Done? — Eleanor D. Kinney & William M. Sage
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Employer by Name, Insurer by Trade: Society's Obesity Epidemic And Its Effects on Employers' Healthcare Costs — Kathryn Hinton
Employment Fractices Liability Insurance: Are EPLI Policies a License to Discriminate? Or Are They a Necessary Reality Check for Employers? — Nancy H. Van der Veer
Are the Regulatory Frameworks in Asian Emerging Markets Equipped to Handle the Influx of Foreign Insurers? — Shanil R.. Vitarana
From The Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Emmanuelle Regine Francois
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VOLUME 12:2 (2005-2006) (PDF)

Foreword — Adam Scales
ARTICLES
Asbestos Litigation in the United States: Triumph and Failure of the Civil Justice System — Deborah R. Hensler
Comments for the University of Connecticut Asbestos Litigation Symposium — James L. Stengel
On The Applicability of the Silica MDL Proceeding to Asbestos Litigation — Lester Brickman
A Future for Asbetos Apportionment? — Michael Green
Assessing the Coverage Carnage: Asbestos Liability and Insurance After Three Decades of Dispute — Jeffrey W. Stempel
The Asbestos Litigation Crisis: The Tide Appears To Be Turning — Mark A. Behrens & Phil Goldberg
Some Reflections on the Future of Mass Torts — Peter H. Schuck
An Elegy for the FAIR Act — Patrick M. Hanlon
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Anorexia Killed Her, But The System Failed Her: Does Teh American Insurance System Suffer From Anorexia? — Beth A. Brunalli
The Future of the National Flood Insurance Program in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina — Quynh T. Pham
Reasonable Expectations in the Sphere of Liberty: A Theory of Accidental Death Insurance Coverage — Catherine Spain
From the Journals: Insurance Law Abstracts — Emmanuelle Regine Francois
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VOLUME 13:1 (2006-2007) (PDF)

ARTICLES
Consumer-Driven Health Care: Moral Hazard, the Efficiency of income Transfers, and Market Power — John A. Nyman
The Restatement (Second) of Contracts as a Useful Tool for Addressing Common Insurance Law Issues — Nicholas M. Insua & Mathew J. Delude
Buss Stop: A Policy Language Based Analysis — R. Elbert & Stanley Nardoni
NOTES AND COMMENTARIES
Helping individual Investors Do What They Know Is Right: The Save More for Retirement Act of 2005 — Mathew Venhorst
The Chawla Decision: A Death Knell for the Use of the Life Insurance Trust in Estate Planning? — Reagan N. Clyne
Should insurers in Texas Be Prohibited From Using Staff Attorneys to Defend Third Party Claims Brought Against Insureds? A Closer Look at American Home Assurance — Denise Purpura
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