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New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law
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New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law is a quarterly periodical that addresses the most urgent challenges facing insurance law practitioners. The articles are written by practitioners and scholars of the highest caliber.
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Table of contents
Liability Insurers’ Occasional Duty to Defend Offensively
An Update to: Filed Insurance Rates Do Not Belong to the Federal Government. They Belong to the States.
Cannabis and Insurance: An Overview
Negotiating Cyber Liability in an Increasingly Digital World: How Cyberattacks Drive Cybersecurity and Impact the Insurance Market
Insurers’ Direct Liability for a Bad Defense
It’s Not Personal--The Rising Tide of Business Identity Theft
In an Unlikely Journey, the Affordable Care Act May Be Headed Back to the Supreme Court: Texas v. United States
Insurers’ Incentives to Wear a Fitness Tracker: Step Cautiously
There and Back Again: Diversity Jurisdiction and the Costly Peregrinations of the Lloyd’s Policyholder