LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Jersey Insurance Litigation
File Name:LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Jersey Insurance Litigation
Posted By:Robert B. Hille,Mark R. Vespole
Published on 2018-01-05 by LexisNexis
ISBN-10:1522147624
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Distilling more than 50 years of combined experience from two distinguished New Jersey insurance law practitioners, this publication explains how to analyze, resolve or litigate the issues that can arise at every stage of an insurance coverage dispute in New Jersey. Practical and task oriented, it covers both decisive general considerations in insurance litigation and key issues that arise in specific lines of insurance. Most of the topics are categorized by relevant policy language and exclusions in various kinds of policies for the purpose of making even the most esoteric of issues easily accessible. New Jersey Insurance Litigation combines how-to practice guidance, 49 task-oriented checklists, 120 strategic points, warnings, and cross-references to statutory, case, timing tips to prevent practice missteps. Includes cross-references to specific state and federal legislation, caselaw, and sources detailing the features of, and requirements for, insurance coverage in New Jersey. Comprehensive, authoritative coverage for the practitioner is provided for the following key topics: • Introduction to Insurance • Common Approaches to Coverage and Coverage Litigation Personal Lines • Commercial Lines: Commercial General Liability Policies • Commercial Lines: Worker's Compensation, First Party, Employee Fidelity, Environmental and Additional Insured Coverage • Professional Lines • Life, Health and Disability Insurance • Denials and Limitations of Insurance Coverage • Extracontractual Liability • Excess, Umbrella and Surplus Lines Insurance • Rehabilitation, Liquidation and Guarantee Funds
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