In its nineteenth consecutive year of being published, this book offers a comprehensive treatment of many issues driving contemporary insurance claims and coverage litigation, reinsurance cessions, and arbitrations.

This five-volume work combines analyses of insurance compliance requirements, substantive insurance coverage law, and practical guidance on all aspects of insurance law in California.

The globalization of the world economy has added complexity to and impacted all stages of the insurance industry. This book brings clarity to the historical concepts of reinsurance and provides a practical assessment and application  within the context of the current insurance market.

Examines 11 key issues in connection with the duty to defend – this is a key guide for insurance claims professionals and lawyers making decisions about properly responding to complaints tendered for a defense under the laws of each of the fifty states. 

Offers a state-by-state overview of statutes and regulations governing insurer response deadlines to first- and third‑party claims, including initial claim acknowledgment, communication requirements, and timing for issuing coverage positions or reservations of rights.

Provides a state-by-state review of the exclusive remedy provision of workers’ compensation laws, exceptions to exclusivity, and circumstances allowing third party Action Over Claims, along with a summary of enacted and proposed COVID-19-related amendments.

Addresses the unprecedented challenges presented by the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.  Hinshaw prepared this primer to provide an overview of the impacted lines of coverage and to assist insurers navigating related claims.

Provides a brief introduction to Medicaid Recovery laws in each of the 50 states and acts as a practical reference guide for insurance, legal, or medical service providers on Medicaid reimbursement or subrogation claims, or Medicaid compliance issues.

Offers an overview of bedrock reinsurance principles and highlights some of the issues presented in contemporary reinsurance disputes. It is designed to be a desk reference for insurance and reinsurance professionals.

In its nineteenth consecutive year of being published, this book offers a comprehensive treatment of many issues driving contemporary insurance claims and coverage litigation, reinsurance cessions, and arbitrations.

This five-volume work combines analyses of insurance compliance requirements, substantive insurance coverage law, and practical guidance on all aspects of insurance law in California.

The globalization of the world economy has added complexity to and impacted all stages of the insurance industry. This book brings clarity to the historical concepts of reinsurance and provides a practical assessment and application  within the context of the current insurance market.