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Insurance Law
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Type

CLN

Credits Desc.

3 F/2 S cr.

Credits Def. Value

0 cr.

Prerequisites

(none listed)

Senior Writing?

(not listed)

Student Year

2L/3L

When Offered

(not listed)

Description:

The Insurance Law Clinic offers 2Ls and 3Ls an excellent learning opportunity to effectively and confidently represent individuals and small businesses during all stages of an insurance claim and/or dispute.

Work will include investigating, preparing and tendering an insurance claim; responding to an insurer's coverage denial or reservation of rights; working with insurance professionals, such as brokers, adjusters and insurance claims executives; negotiating or mediating the resolution of a claim with an insurer's counsel; and litigating a coverage dispute in state or federal court.

The Clinic's coverage cases may deal with any of the following types of insurance policies: auto liability, homeowner's, property, business income, commercial general liability (CGL), professional liability, employment practices liability, health or disability.

Through classroom instruction and case supervision, students will learn the basic concepts and legal principles involved in property and liability insurance, and they will gain experience in a broad range of skills, such as negotiation, legal writing, case investigation, mediation, client counseling and federal court practice.

INSURANCE LAW CLINIC FACULTY:
MARGO BROWNELL, Partner, Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP

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Sections

Fall 2012–Spring 2013: Insurance Law

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  • Adjunct Professor Margo Brownell

Type

CLN

Credits

Prerequisites

(none listed)

Senior Writing?

(not listed)

Student Year

2L/3L

Details:

(see course description, above)

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