| The Relationship Between
Insurance and Legal Regulation:
Normative, Theoretical, and Empirical Perspectives |
| | Friday, Sept. 19, 2014, 8:45 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
UC Irvine School of Law, EDU 1131 (map) | |
| | Legislation and court decisions impact and influence the meaning of insurance arrangements in society. Insurance also exerts a regulatory force over its subjects and acts as a form of governance beyond the state. This symposium brings together academics and offers empirical, legal, normative, theoretical, and historical perspectives on the relationship between insurance and legal regulation. How does law regulate insurance? How does insurance regulate law? Leading scholars of insurance law and policy will consider these questions that impact consumers, insurance companies, regulators, and society at large.
Speakers
Kenneth Abraham
University of Virginia School of Law |
Ronen Avraham
University of Texas School of Law |
Tom Baker
University of Pennsylvania Law School |
Michelle Boardman
George Mason University School of Law |
Jay Feinman
Rutgers School of Law–Camden |
Allison Hoffman
UCLA School of Law |
David Hyman
University of Illinois College of Law |
Peter Kochenburger
University of Connecticut School of Law |
Kyle Logue
University of Michigan Law School |
Patricia McCoy
Boston College Law School |
Adam Scales
Rutgers School of Law–Camden |
Daniel Schwarcz
University of Minnesota Law School |
Charles Silver
University of Texas School of Law |
Jeffrey Stempel
UNLV Boyd School of Law |
Rick Swedloff
Rutgers School of Law–Camden |
Shauhin Talesh
UC Irvine School of Law |
Jennifer Wriggins
University of Maine School of Law |
Register now >
CLE credit offered
Full details at
www.law.uci.edu/events/insurance-law/symposium-2014 | |
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