Use this book from the American Bar Association as a reference tool for navigating the current landscape, providing synopses of important judicial decisions (in various jurisdictions) on the key provisions that commonly arise.

Provides analysis of Maryland's statutory law and the state's uncommon insurance program.

New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law is a hot-topics quarterly publication that addresses the most urgent challenges facing insurance law practitioners. The articles are written by practitioners and scholars of the highest caliber.

When policyholders believe their loss is covered but the insurer disagrees, the parties may ultimately find themselves in litigation. This practice-focused book examines the fundamentals of how first-party property claims are litigated.

A complete guide for the attorney advising public entities on the legal issues of risk management.

New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law is a hot-topics quarterly publication that addresses the most urgent challenges facing insurance law practitioners. The articles are written by practitioners and scholars of the highest caliber.

New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law is a hot-topics quarterly publication that addresses the most urgent challenges facing insurance law practitioners. The articles are written by practitioners and scholars of the highest caliber.

Twice-monthly newsletter on insurance coverage litigation in emerging areas.

Reasonable Expectations: Interpreting Insurance Policies in Common Law Jurisdictions is a reference guide for lawyers needing a quick orientation to the law of insurance in specific jurisdictions, particularly when faced with difficult conflict-of-law questions.

New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law is a hot-topics quarterly publication that addresses the most urgent challenges facing insurance law practitioners. The articles are written by practitioners and scholars of the highest caliber.