The all-new Insurance Law is a cross-discipline, one-stop, practical reference tool for any professional whose job necessitates a fundamental understanding of insurance law.
This brand-new resource includes: |
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Multi-jurisdictional case law, including up-to-date analysis with a focus on new cases that have changed the law |
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State-by-state fraud statutes |
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Model statutes |
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Built-in discussion questions and key focus points that guide you to the core of the most vital issues
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Authored by Barry Zalma, nationally-renowned claims authority and coverage expert witness with more than 47 years of practical experience, Insurance Law is the timesaving starting point for research on virtually any insurance law topic.
Comprehensive yet practical, this is the ideal resource for the newcomer and veteran alike. It clearly and concisely covers the fundamental principles of insurance law and also provides expert insight into the most recent insurance coverage law decisions from across the nation.
Only Insurance Law—the professional's all-new, one-stop tool—delivers real-world expertise and practical guidance on: |
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Trigger of Coverage |
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Doctrine of Fortuity |
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Duties of the Insured and Insurer |
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Key Differences between Property and Liability Policies |
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The Contract of Personal Indemnity |
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Rescission |
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Preemption |
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Independent Counsel |
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Fraud and False Swearing |
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Subrogation |
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"Other Insurance" Clauses |
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Punitive Damages |
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Insurance Law by Barry Zalma
2015 | Price: $189 | Paperback
Product Number: 6690000 |
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About the Author:
Insurance Law is authored by nationally-renowned claims authority, Barry Zalma. Mr. Zalma is an insurance coverage attorney and certified fraud examiner specializing in consultations, expert witness testimony, as well as arbitration or mediation of insurance disputes. Mr. Zalma has authored many books, eBooks, continuing education courses, and articles relating to insurance coverage, insurance claims handling and insurance litigation. |
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