Among the features that made this casebook a success:
Coverage that focuses on the big picture of federal-state regulatory roles in addition to the traditional insurance coverage topics;
Extensive use of statutory materials, presented through problems;
Manageable assignments, most structured to contain one major case followed by informative notes and questions and a problem;
Interesting, well-edited, up-to-date cases on topics such as the World Trade Center attack, Katrina, and the latest Supreme Court decisions on punitive damages and employment-based insurance benefits;
A web site that features links to supplemental reading, updates, and other materials.
Revised and completely updated, the Second Edition:
Now organizes liability insurance coverage into separate units for different kinds of liability insurance and includes new units on auto and professional liability insurance;
Includes a new unit in the property insurance section on Katrina;
Moves regulation to the back of the text, reflecting the judgment that students appreciate and understand that topic best once they have learned about insurance through the traditional insurance coverage topics;
Simplifies and updates ERISA materials and incorporates them into the units on health and disability insurance so that students learn about ERISA in context;
Incorporates extensive feedback from satisfied adopters of the first edition.
Concise and problem-oriented, Insurance Law and Policy: Cases and Materials, Second Edition, is an excellent resource for those learning insurance law.
