Please note, this class may be purchased individually or with our 7-part "I Wanna Know Risk and Insurance Concepts" series, here.

Insurance is subject to the standard law of contracts; but beyond simple contract law, insurance contracts are subject to unique provisions and requirements. One part of insurance contract law that no one talks about (especially claims adjusters) is that the policy is the minimum that must be done, the carrier can always do more. And how does the doctrine of reasonable expectations relate to insurance contracts.

In this session, students:

• Discuss the basic provisions of general contract law
• Detail the unique legal characteristics within insurance contracts
• Highlight the concept of "reasonable expectations" how insurance contracts are regulated
• Touch on the general construction of the insurance contract