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Our Featured Articles of the Month:

The View from the Chair

What Constitutes a Collapse Under a Property Insurance Policy

Subrogating After the Collapse

Insurance Coverage for Defective Construction

First-Party Bad Faith

Liability of Construction Design Professionals and the Economic Loss Rule

A Parallel Course for HMOs and Insurance Litigation Cost Management? Seven Steps to
Success for Defense Firms and Insurers

“I Never Expected Him to Do That!”

Fall 1999
Vol. 29, No.1

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