Insurance Law
| LAW 408-01 | Insurance | 2 credits |
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| This course will survey the fundamental legal principles governing selected kinds of insurance including: automobile, fire and property (homeowners), liability, life, health, and disability. Among the topics examined will be the formation and operation of the insurance contract, coverage and exclusions, insurable interest, the claims process and subrogation. A practical approach will be featured, placing students in the roles of attorneys for the insurer, insured and third party claimant as issues are discussed. | ||
Foundational:
Administrative Law
Health Law & Policy
Supporting:
Bioethics, Medical Ethics & the Law
Food & Drug Law
Insurance Law
International Bioethics and Health Care*
Medical Malpractice & Health Care Liability
National Health Policy*
Selected Topics in Health Care*
Selected Topics in Insurance Regulation
*courses not offered every year