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Lexis Nexis LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law
This portable, one-volume, task-oriented guidebook to the various types of insurance coverage provides direct, practical, New Jersey-specific answers to questions that arise in day-to-day practice. LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law clearly explains how to analyze, resolve, and/or litigate the issues that can arise at every stage of a coverage dispute, from the initial inquiry into whether a policy exists to complex questions of law, evidentiary matters, procedure and strategy.
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LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law provides authoritative, easily accessible, concise guidance on how to navigate the many intertwining areas of New Jersey and federal statutory and case law that impact on insurance coverage and litigation. It combines how-to practice guidance, over 50 task-oriented checklists, targeted cross-references to specific state and federal legislation and sources detailing the features of, and requirements for, insurance coverage, including extensive cross references to New Appleman rich analytical content, and 120 practice tips (strategic points, warnings, exceptions, and timing tips) to prevent practice missteps. This Practice Guide distills 30-plus years of experience from eminent insurance law practitioners to provide a reliable roadmap through the complex and multi-faceted practice area of insurance law.
Comprehensive coverage includes the following key topics:
• Introduction to Insurance
• Common Approaches to Coverage and Coverage Litigation
• Personal Lines
• Commercial Lines: Commercial General Liability Policies
• Commercial Lines: Worker’s Compensation, First Party, Employee Fidelity, Environmental and Additional Insured Coverage
• Professional Lines
• Life, Health and Disability Insurance
• Denials and Limitations of Insurance Coverage
• Extracontractual Liability
• Excess, Umbrella and Surplus Lines Insurance
• Rehabilitation, Liquidation and Guarantee Funds
Customers have repeatedly expressed strong interest in integrated practice-area specific products that provide practice-tested solutions to the real life decisions they must counsel their clients about every day. LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law meets this customer need by providing easily accessed, proven, authoritative to-the-point practice guidance, enhanced by the following features:
• 50 task-oriented checklists
• 120 strategic points, warnings, and timing tips to prevent practice missteps
• Targeted cross-references to specific state and federal legislation and sources detailing the features of, and requirements for insurance coverage.
Distilling over 30 years of experience from two distinguished New Jersey insurance law practitioners, New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law Practice Guide is a reliable roadmap through the complex and multi-faceted practice area of insurance law.
The 2021 edition ISBN is 9781663313164.
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Table of contents
CHAPTER 1. Introduction to Insurance
CHAPTER 2. Common Approaches to Coverage and Coverage Litigation
CHAPTER 3. Personal Lines
CHAPTER 4. Commercial Lines: Commercial General Liability Policies
CHAPTER 5. Commercial Lines: Worker’s Compensation, First Party, Employee Fidelity, Environmental and Additional Insured Coverage
CHAPTER 6. Professional Lines
CHAPTER 7. Life, Health and Disability Insurance
CHAPTER 8. Denials and Limitations of Insurance Coverage
CHAPTER 9. Extracontractual Liability
CHAPTER 10. Excess, Umbrella and Surplus Lines Insurance
CHAPTER 11. Rehabilitation, Liquidation and Guarantee Funds
FORMS APPENDIX
Table of Cases
Index
