Building your skills
You can't build up your career until you've strengthened your skills. So look at the Hub as your new personal trainer. We'll show you how to develop skills that pinpoint practice area demands, make you a better researcher and writer, and showcase what it takes to become a true professional.
Post a CommentTypes of Legal Content Typically Relied Upon by Insurance Attorneys
1/30/2008
- Insurance case law (insurance coverage and insurance defense)
- Insurance Codes (insurance coverage, defense, compliance)
- Insurance Bulletins (interpret insurance regulations)
- Insurance Services Office (ISO) Policy Forms (standard policy language)
- Insurance newsletters like International Risk Management Institute (IRMI) and National Underwriter (analysis, unpublished opinions)
- 50-state surveys (available transactionally on lexis.com)
- Market Conduct Examination Reports (“report cards” for insurance companies evaluated by regulators) (available on LexisNexis Insurance Compliance and coming soon transactionally on lexis.com)
- Insurance Analytical (Appleman, California Insurance, NY Insurance, etc.) (discussion and case law annotations of key issues in insurance litigation)
Return to Insurance Law Overview for New AttorneysBack to top
| |
or login to post comments.
Return to Insurance Law Overview for New Attorneys