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Articles 61 - 66 of 66
Full-Text Articles in Insurance Law
Uninsured Motorist Coverage, Henry A. Hentemann
Uninsured Motorist Coverage, Henry A. Hentemann
Cleveland State Law Review
This article is concerned with the insurance contract that provides this unique coverage and the legal problems that surround some of its major provisions. Many of these, however, are not yet fully resolved. This is due to the relatively early stage of its development and to the fact that existing decisions are too few and too fragmentary to permit a statement of controlling rules or principless Nevertheless, the problems will be posed and the principles of law and the cases will be explored. The article will concern itself with the right of subrogation, the arbitration clause and the applicable statute …
Insurer's Failure To Settle, John L. Heaslip
Insurer's Failure To Settle, John L. Heaslip
Cleveland State Law Review
When one purchases a liability insurance policy he is contracting with the insurer for the insurer to stand in his place and to pay all liability claims brought against the insured for which the insured is legally liable. In essence, the risk of financial loss is transferred from the shoulders of the insured to those of the insurer, to the extent of the policy limits. The rights and duties of the parties created by a typical automobile liability policy are clearly stated in the policy.
Insurance Company Interference In Personal Injury Law Practice, Sheldon E. Baskin
Insurance Company Interference In Personal Injury Law Practice, Sheldon E. Baskin
Cleveland State Law Review
The cloak of immunity that the insurance companies wear, and the fact that recently a trend has been noticed encouraging settlements, results in attorneys, finding their just fees diminished by the interference of third persons not in privity with the attorney-client contract, being compelled to find other means of redressing the wrongs thus perpetrated against them.
Book Review, Jack F. Smith
Book Review, Jack F. Smith
Cleveland State Law Review
Reviewing Allen Bush, How to Evaluate and Settle Personal Injury Claims, Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., 1960
Non-Profit Hospital Service Plans, Leo A. Simpson
Non-Profit Hospital Service Plans, Leo A. Simpson
Cleveland State Law Review
Hospital service plans fulfill a vital social need. In view of the continuing support and apparently expanding activities of the plans, it is well to understand their legal nature. At the present time problems are arising that could not have been foreseen 25 years ago. The favorable treatment which hospital service plans have received under the law should be continued so long as the plans continue realistically to meet these problems as they have in the past.
Book Review, Marcella Matejka
Book Review, Marcella Matejka
Cleveland State Law Review
Reviewing Agent's and Buyer's Guide: the Survey Handbook, National Underwriter Company, 1956