The Mouse in the Annotated Bibliography: An Insurance Law Primer
Kathryn A. Sampson
Abstract
Kathryn A. Sampson
Abstract
Using Arkansas insurance law with an outlined suggested by Spencer Kimball's classic insurance law text, this article provides a basic primer in insurance contract law. It summarizes high points in several law review articles published on a range of basic insurance law topics. The annotation includes state-specific updates to the articles, with a national application but with a focus on Arkansas state law. The article is marked by running commentary and organization by the editor that places primary insurance law principles in context. The article is a compilation effort by a teacher of insurance law and her students, with a table of contents and focused guidance for additional reading.
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Using Arkansas insurance law with an outlined suggested by Spencer Kimball's classic insurance law text, this article provides a basic primer in insurance contract law. It summarizes high points in several law review articles published on a range of basic insurance law topics. The annotation includes state-specific updates to the articles, with a national application but with a focus on Arkansas state law. The article is marked by running commentary and organization by the editor that places primary insurance law principles in context. The article is a compilation effort by a teacher of insurance law and her students, with a table of contents and focused guidance for additional reading.
Key concepts: Insurance law, Law, Context (archaeology), Reading (process), Political science, Insurance policy, General insurance, History