New Appleman North Carolina Insurance Law

New Appleman North Carolina Insurance Law provides a comprehensive understanding of the statutory, case, and regulatory framework of North Carolina insurance law and the process of litigating insurance actions. Chapters contain analytical discussions and practice tips by experienced insurance litigators in North Carolina. With extensive cross-referencing to the New Appleman suite of titles, you have the links to more in-depth research, forms, and checklists.

Publisher: Matthew Bender

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Key features and benefits:
•  Practice guidance and tips from North Carolina practitioners-- user benefits from real world practical experience, tailored specifically to insurance litigation in North Carolina state courts.
•  Extensive cross referencing to New Appleman suite of titles for more in-depth research and access to forms and checklists.
•  North Carolina statutes, rules, cases, as appropriate.
•  Provides guidance on current practical issues in insurance litigation, including such topics as:
- general principles of construction for insurance policies;
- automobile, homeowners, commercial, and builders insurance;
- directors and officers, employment, and worker’ compensation insurance;
- errors and omissions (malpractice) insurance, duty to defend, and bad faith claims;
- North Carolina Insurance Associations;
- property, fire, casualty, health, life, and disability insurance.

The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663394514.

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