Submissions from 2010
Regulated Lives in Historiographical Context, Geoffrey Clark
Justification Norms Under Uncertainty: A Preliminary Inquiry, Claire A. Hill
Rating Dependent Regulation of Insurance, John Patrick Hunt
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company v. Glenn: Will the Supreme Court Decision Reduce Confusion After Firestone?, Ryan M. LoRusso
Review of Timothy Alborn’s Regulated Lives, Sharon Murphy
Regulating Risk by “Strengthening Corporate Governance", Paul Rose
Solvency II: The Ambitious Modernization of the Prudential Regulation of Insurers and Reinsurers Across the European Union (EU), Michael J-H Smith
Into the Unknown: The Reach of Environmental Insurance in Cases, Caroline Vazquez
Coverage for Kidneys: The Intersection of Insurance and Organ Transplantation, Melissa Wong
Submissions from 2009
Reinsurance: The Silent Regulator?, Aviva Abramovsky
Insurance Intermediaries, Hazel Beh and Amanda M. Willis
Risk Data in Insurance Interpretation, Michelle Boardman
Crop Insurance in the Age of Biotechnology: Should Federal Crop Insurance Endorse Biotechnology?, Steve Cooper
Examining Current Proposals for Increasing the Federal Role in Dealing With Coastal Hurricane Risk, Louis Cruz
Regulation of Large Financial Institutions: Lessons From Corporate Finance Theory, John P. Harding and Stephen L. Ross
Credit Derivatives Are Not “Insurance”, M Todd Henderson
Whither the Duty of Good Faith in UK Insurance Contracts?, John Lowry
Race Based Underwriting and the Death of Burial Insurance, J Gabriel McGlamery
Predatory Lending and Its Insurance Consequences, Erin O'Leary
“Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair:” Have Insurers Loosened the Chokepoint of Copyright and Permitted Fair Use’s Breathing Space in Documentary Films?, Thomas Plotkin and Tarae Howell
Differential Compensation and the “Race to the Bottom” in Consumer Insurance Markets, Daniel Schwarz
The “Other” Intermediaries: The Increasingly Anachronistic Immunity of Managing General Agents and Independent Claims Adjusters, Jeffrey W. Stempel
The Road From “Twin Peaks” – And The Way Back, Michael W. Taylor
The Law and Economics of First-Party Insurance Bad Faith Liability, Sharon Tennyson and William J. Warfel
Submissions from 2008
The Health Insurance Debate in Canada: Lessons for the United States, Mary Anne Bobinski
I Came, I Saw, I Underwrote: D & O Liability Insurance’s Past Underwriting Practices and Potential Future Directions, Joshua Dobiac
Catastrophic Risks and First-Party Insurance, Michael Faure and Veronique Bruggeman
Cogswell v. American Transit Insurance Company, Maggie Flanagan
Health Insurance: Market Failure or Government Failure?, David A. Hyman
Is Health Insurance a Bad Idea? The Consumer-Driven Perspective, Timothy Stoltzfus Jost
Regional Shortcomings and Global Solutions: Kidnap, Ransom and Insurance in Latin America, Samantha Kenney
Insurance and Credit Default Swaps: Should Like Things be Treated Alike?, Arthur Kimball-Stanley
Influences of Organizational Form on Medical Malpractice Insurer Operations, Yu Lei and Joan T. Schmitt
The Practical Ramifications of Dual Sovereignty in Prosecuting Declaratory Judgment Actions Against State and Federal Governments, Daniel Maldonado and Steven Plitt
Social Solidarity and Personal Responsibility in Health Reform, Wendy K. Mariner
Stoli on the Rocks: Why States Should Eliminate the Abusive Practice of Stranger-Owned Life Insurance, Eryn Mathews
The “Race Card” and Reforming American Health Insurance, Dayna Bowen Matthew
The Scope of Expert Testimony in Insurance Bad Faith Cases: Can the Expert Testify on the Meaning of the Insurance Policy?, Charles Miller
Health Insurance Risk Pooling and Social Solidarity: A Response to Professor David Hyman, Amy B. Monahan
“Sez Who?”: State Constitutional Concerns With External Review Laws and the Resulting Conundrum Posed by Rush Prudential HMO v. Moran, William Pitsenberger
Are State Court Garnishment Actions an Effectual Impediment to Federal Declaratory Judgment Jurisdiction: Is Timing Everything?, Steven Plitt and Aeryn Heidmann
Government Support for Terrorism Insurance, Thomas Russell and Jeffrey E. Thomas
Adam, Martin and John: Iconography, Infrastructure, and America’s Pathological Inconsistency About Medical Insurance, Jeffrey W. Stempel
A Tax Treaty That Doesn’t Tax? The Unique History of the United States-Bermuda Tax Treaty and the Subsequent Problems Facing the United States Insurance Industry, Yelena Tsvaygenbaum
Assignment of Liability Insurance Rights for Latent Injury and Damage Claims, John T. Waldronm, III and Andrew R. Stanton
African American Homeownership and the Dream Deferred: A Disparate Impact Argument Against the Use of Credit Scores in Homeownership Insurance Underwriting, Latonia Williams
Submissions from 2007
A License To Bet: Life Insurance And The Gambling Act In The British Courts, Timothy Alborn
Three Insights From the Canadian D & O Insurance Market: Inertia, Information and Insiders, M. Martin Boyer
Breaking the Chain: How State Legislatures Can Learn From the Mistakes of Maryland’s Fair Share Act and Stop Benefit Dumping, Fallon DePina
Insurer-Policyholder Interests, Defense Counsel’s Professional Duties, And The Allocation Of Power To Control The Defense, James M. Fischer
Bad Faith in Alabama’s Civil Justice System: “Tort Hell” or Reformed Jurisdiction, Kristen LeBlond
Freedom of Contract in Insurance, Susan Randall