Insurance Law

Catalog description

This course is a broad examination of insurance law foundational concepts and practical knowledge. This includes reviewing the legal, regulatory, and economic issues that support an analysis of many common insurance coverages, including life, property, auto, and liability (but not health/Affordable Care Act, although this material is available in the text). The course material includes insurance law cases and policy contract language, covering both commercial and personal insurance through descriptive material. Prerequisite(s): Contracts and Torts. Graded.