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Symposium On No-Fault Insurance: Introduction, J. Timothy Philipps
Symposium On No-Fault Insurance: Introduction, J. Timothy Philipps
West Virginia Law Review
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The Legal Profession's View Of No-Fault, Edward W. Kuhn
The Legal Profession's View Of No-Fault, Edward W. Kuhn
West Virginia Law Review
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No-Fault Automobile Insurance--An Attempt At A Realistic Evaluation, Samuel H. Weese
No-Fault Automobile Insurance--An Attempt At A Realistic Evaluation, Samuel H. Weese
West Virginia Law Review
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Routes To Reform Of The Automobile Reparations System, Robert E. Keeton
Routes To Reform Of The Automobile Reparations System, Robert E. Keeton
West Virginia Law Review
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An Argument To The People On No-Fault Automobile Insurance, Stanley Preiser
An Argument To The People On No-Fault Automobile Insurance, Stanley Preiser
West Virginia Law Review
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No-Fault Vs. The Present Reparations System--A West Virginia Insurance Executive's View, F. L. Norton
No-Fault Vs. The Present Reparations System--A West Virginia Insurance Executive's View, F. L. Norton
West Virginia Law Review
In discussing no-fault insurance in any Law Review article, undoubtedly one with legal training undertakes the task with more than ordinary trepidation as, unfortunately, no one is able to fortify any position he might take with elaborate legal citations. Nonetheless, as a West Virginia lawyer, as president of a West Virginia-domiciled insurance company predominantly writing what future historians might some day call auto fault insurance, and as a citizen, this legal dissertation might be more properly classed as a sharing of some of my thoughts as to where we stand, and what legislative steps might ultimately prove in our best …
Evidence--Introduction Of Insurance At A Trial, Craig R. Mckay
Evidence--Introduction Of Insurance At A Trial, Craig R. Mckay
West Virginia Law Review
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Insurance--Pyramided Recovery Under Multiple Uninsured Motorist Provisions, W. Taylor Boone Jr.
Insurance--Pyramided Recovery Under Multiple Uninsured Motorist Provisions, W. Taylor Boone Jr.
West Virginia Law Review
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The Disability Insurance Benefits Program And Low Income Claimants In Appalachia, James B. Haviland, Michael B. Glomb
The Disability Insurance Benefits Program And Low Income Claimants In Appalachia, James B. Haviland, Michael B. Glomb
West Virginia Law Review
This article discusses the difficulty substantial numbers of low income West Virginians encounter in establishing their eligibility for Disability Insurance Benefits under section 233 (d) of the Social Security Act. These persons are characteristically middle-aged, unskilled workers who lose their employment as the result of a mental or physical condition of a non-traumatic, chronic origin. Because of their medical condition, combined with their advancing age and lack of skills, these persons are "disabled", yet they are denied Disability Insurance Benefits. An analysis of twenty-six "difficult" claims denied on the first filing, but refiled, reveals a pattern of unjustified denials in …