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      Deskbook encyclopedia of American insurance law

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      • 발행사항

        Rosemount, Minn. : Data Research, c1989

      • 발행연도

        1989

      • 작성언어

        영어

      • 주제어
      • DDC

        346.73/086/02638347.3068602638 판사항(20)

      • ISBN

        0939675145 :

      • 자료형태

        일반단행본

      • 발행국(도시)

        Minnesota

      • 서명/저자사항

        Deskbook encyclopedia of American insurance law

      • 판사항

        3rd ed

      • 형태사항

        xxix, 434 p. ; 23 cm.

      • 일반주기명

        Includes index.
        Bibliography: p. 419-426.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • PREFACE = ⅲ
      • INTRODUCTORY NOTE ON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM = ⅴ
      • TABLE OF CASES = xvii
      • CHAPTER ONE LIABILITY OF INSURERS = 1
      • CONTENTS
      • PREFACE = ⅲ
      • INTRODUCTORY NOTE ON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM = ⅴ
      • TABLE OF CASES = xvii
      • CHAPTER ONE LIABILITY OF INSURERS = 1
      • Ⅰ THE DUTY TO DEFEND AND INDEMNIFY = 1
      • A Duty Found = 1
      • B Duty Not Found = 5
      • C Coverage of Insureds' Punitive Damages = 11
      • 1 Coverage Found = 11
      • 2 Coverage Not Found = 13
      • Ⅱ PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS AGAINST INSURERS = 15
      • A Punitive Damages Awarded = 15
      • 1 Life, Health and Hospitalization Policies = 15
      • 2 Liability, Casualty and Automobile Policies = 19
      • B Punitive Damages Denied = 24
      • CHAPTER TWO AGENTS, BROKERS AND EMPLOYMENT MATTERS = 35
      • Ⅰ DUTY OF CARE = 35
      • A Agent's Duty of Care-Generally = 36
      • 1 Duty of Care Satisfied = 36
      • 2 Duty of Care Not Satisfied = 40
      • B Broker's Duty of Care-Generally = 44
      • 1 General Rule = 44
      • 2 Duty of Care Satisfied = 46
      • 3 Duty of Care Not Satisfied = 47
      • C Misrepresentation, Fraud and Deceptive Trade Practices = 48
      • D Libel and Slander = 53
      • E Releases = 54
      • F Premiums = 55
      • Ⅱ BINDERS = 58
      • A Insurers Effectively Bound = 58
      • B Insurers Not Bound = 59
      • Ⅲ LICENSING = 61
      • A Constitutionality of Agent Licensing Statutes = 61
      • B Revocation of Licensing = 63
      • Ⅳ AGENCY/BROKERAGE AGREEMENTS = 65
      • A Breach of Contract-Generally = 65
      • B "No Competition" Agreements = 66
      • C Bonus Renewal Commissions = 70
      • D Redlining = 71
      • Ⅴ EMPLOYMENT MATTERS = 72
      • A Race, Sex and Age Discrimination = 72
      • B Collective Bargaining = 76
      • C Adjusters = 77
      • D Employment Contracts = 80
      • CHAPTER THREE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE = 85
      • Ⅰ SCOPE OF COVERAGE = 86
      • A Arising out of the Use or Maintenance of a Motor Vehicle = 86
      • 1 "Motor Vehicle" Defined = 87
      • 2 "Arising Out Of" Defined = 89
      • a Coverage Allowed = 89
      • b Coverage Denied = 93
      • 3 The "Parked Vehicle" Exception = 97
      • B Accidents and Occurrences = 99
      • C Intentional Harm = 100
      • D Persons Covered = 101
      • 1 Family Members and Household Residents = 102
      • 2 Permissive Users = 103
      • E Vehicles Covered = 106
      • 1 Replacement and Rental Vehicles = 106
      • 2 School District "Borrowed Vehicles" = 108
      • 3 Dealers = 109
      • 4 Motorcycles = 110
      • 5 Other Vehicles = 111
      • F PIP Benefits = 112
      • G Misrepresentation = 115
      • Ⅱ DUTIES OF INSURERS = 117
      • Ⅲ DUTIES OF INSUREDS = 122
      • Ⅳ STATE AND FEDERAL REGULATION = 125
      • A State Regulation = 125
      • B No-Fault = 129
      • Ⅴ STACKING OF MULTIPLE POLICIES = 131
      • A Stacking Allowed = 131
      • B Stacking Precluded = 132
      • Ⅵ UNINSURED/UNDERINSURED MOTORIST BENEFITS = 135
      • A Scope of Coverage = 135
      • 1 Insurers' Obligations = 135
      • 2 Accidents and Events Covered = 137
      • 3 Hit-and-Run Accidents = 141
      • 4 Physical Contact Rules = 142
      • B Individuals Entitled to Coverage = 146
      • 1 Coverage Allowed = 146
      • 2 Coverage Denied = 149
      • C Interception of Benefits by Creditors = 152
      • D Insurers' Duty to Offer Coverage = 152
      • 1 Duty Not Satisfied = 153
      • 2 Duty Satisfied = 154
      • E Exclusions = 156
      • Ⅶ POLICY CANCELLATION = 158
      • A Cancellation Notices = 158
      • 1 Inadequate Notice = 158
      • 2 Adequate Notice = 160
      • B Nonpayment of Premiums = 161
      • 1 Coverage Valid = 161
      • 2 Coverage Void = 163
      • C Transfer of Ownership = 164
      • D Binders = 165
      • Ⅷ SET-OFF = 165
      • Ⅸ SEX-BASED RATE DIFFERENTIALS = 168
      • Ⅹ EXCLUSIONS = 169
      • A Vehicles = 169
      • B Persons = 173
      • C Violations of Law = 175
      • XI STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS = 177
      • CHAPTER FOUR INSURANCE FRAUD BY CONSUMERS = 179
      • Ⅰ INSURANCE FRAUD FOUND = 179
      • Ⅱ INSURANCE FRAUD NOT FOUND = 183
      • CHAPTER FIVE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE = 187
      • Ⅰ MISREPRESENTATION = 188
      • A Application Misrepresentations Precluding Coverage = 188
      • B Alleged Misrepresentations Not Precluding Coverage = 193
      • C Incontestability Clauses = 198
      • Ⅱ NONPAYMENT OF PREMIUM = 198
      • A Policies Voided = 198
      • B Policies Not Voided = 200
      • Ⅲ GROUP LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE = 203
      • A Scope of Coverage = 203
      • 1 Types of Claims and Individuals Covered = 203
      • 2 Injuries = 211
      • 3 Policy Dates and Limitations Periods = 212
      • B The "Actively at Work" Requirement = 214
      • Ⅳ DELIVERY OF POLICY = 216
      • Ⅴ DOUBLE INDEMNITY AND ACCIDENTAL DEATH BENEFITS = 218
      • Ⅵ PAYMENT OF PROCEEDS = 221
      • A Coordination of Benefits = 221
      • B Rival Claimants = 221
      • C Change-of-Beneficiary Disputes = 226
      • D Missing Persons = 231
      • E Use of Proceeds by Insureds = 232
      • Ⅶ EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE = 233
      • A Life Insurance = 233
      • 1 Coverage Precluded = 233
      • 2 Coverage Allowed = 243
      • B Health and Medical Insurance = 250
      • 1 Coverage Precluded = 250
      • 2 Coverage Allowed = 254
      • 3 Preexisting Conditions = 257
      • Ⅷ SEX-BASED MORTALITY TABLES = 260
      • CHAPTER SIX HOMEOWNER'S INSURANCE = 263
      • Ⅰ SCOPE OF COVERAGE = 263
      • Ⅱ RESIDENCE AND DOMICILE MATTERS = 267
      • Ⅲ POLICY EXCLUSIONS = 270
      • A Motor Vehicle Exclusions = 270
      • B Intentional Acts Exclusions = 273
      • C Business Pursuit Exclusions = 279
      • D Earth Movement Exclusions = 282
      • Ⅳ MISREPRESENTATION = 284
      • CHAPTER SEVEN LIABILITY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE = 287
      • Ⅰ SCOPE OF COVERAGE = 288
      • A Liability and Casualty Insurance Distinguished = 288
      • B Policy Terms = 289
      • C "Accidents" and "Occurrences" = 294
      • D Primary/Excess Insurance = 298
      • E Cancellation = 300
      • F Exclusions = 303
      • G Joint & Several Liability = 307
      • Ⅱ PREMIUMS = 308
      • A Coverage Disputes = 308
      • B Liability for Payment of Premiums = 310
      • Ⅲ NOTICE/PROOF OF LOSS REQUIREMENTS = 311
      • Ⅳ BURGLARY AND THEFT INSURANCE = 314
      • A Preconditions for Coverage = 314
      • B "Visible Force and Violence" Requirements = 317
      • C Exclusions = 318
      • Ⅴ FIRE INSURANCE = 319
      • A Arson Investigations = 319
      • B Coverage Disputes Involving Arson = 321
      • 1 Arson Allegations-Generally = 321
      • 2 Joint Ownership = 323
      • C Insureds' Misconduct = 325
      • D Buildings Covered = 328
      • E Insurers' Right to Repair or Rebuild = 328
      • F Mortgagees vs. Mortgagors = 330
      • Ⅵ BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE = 331
      • A Business Risks = 331
      • B "All Risk" Policies = 334
      • C "Occurrences" = 335
      • D Exclusions = 339
      • 1 Exclusions Generally = 339
      • 2 Polluter's Exclusions = 342
      • E Products Liability = 345
      • Ⅶ AIRCRAFT INSURANCE = 347
      • A Pilot Qualifications = 347
      • 1 Coverage Awarded = 347
      • 2 Coverage Denied = 348
      • B Airworthiness Certification = 349
      • C Conversions to Criminal Use = 350
      • D Exclusions Generally = 351
      • Ⅷ FEDERAL FLOOD INSURANCE = 352
      • Ⅸ MARINE INSURANCE = 354
      • A Coverage Allowed = 354
      • B Coverage Denied = 356
      • Ⅹ "DRAM SHOP" LIABILITY = 358
      • XI TITLE INSURANCE = 360
      • XII STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LIABILITY = 363
      • XIII FARMOWNER'S INSURANCE = 368
      • A Automobile Exclusions = 368
      • B Theft Loss Coverage = 369
      • CHAPTER EIGHT PROFESSIONAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE = 371
      • ⅠCOVERAGE FOR ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE SCOPE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES = 371
      • Ⅱ POLICY COVERAGE DATES = 375
      • Ⅲ FRAUD BY PROFESSIONALS = 377
      • Ⅳ SUITS BASED ON ERROR OR MISTAKE = 378
      • Ⅴ LIABILITY OF A PROFESSIONAL'S EMPLOYER = 379
      • Ⅵ COVERAGE FOR LOST INCOME = 380
      • Ⅶ OTHER MALPRACTICE CASES = 380
      • A Clients Suing Insurer Directly = 380
      • B Liability Limits and Subrogation Rights = 381
      • C Bad Faith Claims = 383
      • D Federal Tort Claims Act = 384
      • CHAPTER NINE WORKERS' COMPENSATION = 387
      • Ⅰ "ARISING OUT OF" AND "IN THE COURSE OF" EMPLOYMENT = 388
      • A The Coming and Going Rule = 388
      • B Personal Accidents in the Course of Employment = 391
      • 1 Injuries Occurring While Engaged in Conduct Not Approved by Management = 391
      • 2 Injuries Occurring Due to Intentional Acts of Third Parties = 392
      • 3 Injuries Occurring While Engaged in Conduct Intended for Personal Comfort = 393
      • 4 Injuries Occurring While Engaged in Company Activities Having a Dual Purpose of Business and Pleasure = 394
      • C Accidents "In The Course Of" But Not "Arising Out Of" Employment = 395
      • D Injuries Arising out of Accidents in Which the Employee-Employer Relationship Was Disputed = 396
      • E Chain of Causation: Chronic Conditions Initially Arising Out of Work-Related Injuries = 398
      • Ⅱ MULTIPLE EMPLOYERS = 399
      • Ⅲ THE EMPLOYEE'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY = 399
      • A Statutory Employment = 400
      • B Tort Actions Based on Alleged Intentional Harm = 401
      • C Accidental Injuries: Disputes With Primary Employers = 402
      • Ⅳ DISABILITY PAYMENTS UNDER WORKER'S COMPENSATION = 403
      • A Temporary Total Disability = 403
      • B Permanent Partial Disability = 404
      • C Permanent Total Disability = 405
      • Ⅴ DEATH BENEFITS = 406
      • Ⅵ SET-OFF OF BENEFITS = 407
      • Ⅶ CLAIMS PROCEDURES = 408
      • A Statute of Limitations = 409
      • B Employer Verification of Injuries = 410
      • C Referees = 411
      • D Attorney's Fees = 411
      • Ⅷ MISCELLANEOUS WORKER'S COMPENSATION CASES = 411
      • A Employee Incarceration While Receiving Benefits = 411
      • B Violation of Safety Laws by Employer = 412
      • C Other Employer Misconduct = 413
      • D Travel Expenses = 414
      • Ⅸ THE LONGSHOREMEN'S AND HARBOR WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT (LHWCA) = 414
      • APPENDIX A McCarran-Ferguson Insurance Regulation Act = 417
      • APPENDIX B Subject Matter Table of Recent Law Review Articles = 419
      • APPENDIX C Subject Matter Table of Insurance Cases Decided by the United States Supreme Court = 427
      • INDEX = 431
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