Insurance Law
Center

Leading the world in the study of
insurance law and risk regulation.

The Insurance Law Center at the University of Connecticut School of Law is recognized around the world for the study of law, insurance and risk. Located in Hartford, the historic insurance capital of the United States, we are unique in our interdisciplinary research on the role of insurance in society. We support the nation's only LLM (Master of Laws) program in Insurance Law and offer an insurance law research collection unmatched by any other U.S. university.

As the preeminent academic center for insurance law and risk regulation, the Insurance Law Center attracts lawyers, professors and insurance regulators from the United States and the world for graduate studies. Our full-time faculty brings a wide array of disciplines to the study of financial services law, including economics, finance, history, sociology, linguistics and philosophy.

Insurance Law Workshop

Insurance shapes—often decisively—many aspects of our lives, from limiting police misconduct to incentivizing better driving, from regulating self-driving cars to influencing the delivery and pricing of health care. New Ideas in Insurance is a semester-long series of talks from some of the world’s leading experts from the Academy, the bar and the world of insurance regulators about current developments in their fields and speculations about what the future will look like.

News

ILC Calls for Papers for Upcoming Insurance Law and AI Conference

INVITATION & CALL FOR PAPERS Presented by the Insurance Law Center at UConn Law & the University of Minnesota Conference: Insurance, AI & the Law Friday, May 30, 2025 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET Can insurance manage the new risks that come with the rapid advances in artificial intelligence? How will AI transform the […]

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Advisory Committee Appointed for the Insurance Law Journal

The Connecticut Insurance Law Journal is proud to announce the creation of an Advisory Committee for the Journal. The Committee is composed of preeminent insurance scholars from around the country. The current members of the Advisory Committee are:   Kenneth Abraham, University of Virginia School of Law, David and Mary Harrison Distinguished Professor of Law  Tom […]

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