ILC to Welcome Dr. Oliver Brand for Lunchtime Lecture
The Insurance Law Center at UConn Law is pleased to invite you to a lunchtime lecture by Dr. Oliver Brand Martin Flynn Global Law Faculty Chair of Private Law, Insurance Law, Business Law & Comparative Law at the University of Mannheim, Germany on the topic of Misuse of Insurance by Totalitarian Systems: A Cautionary Tale […]
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Conference: AI, Insurance Law, and Regulation
A Conference Presented by the Insurance Law Center at UConn Law & the University of Minnesota Law School AI, Insurance Law, and Regulation Friday, May 30, 2025 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. ET UConn School of Law, Hartford Campus Virtual and In-Person The Insurance Law Center at UConn Law, in conjunction with the University of […]
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Congratulations to Katherine Wagner on receiving the Best Paper Award from the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy! Katherine presented and discussed this outstanding piece at our Insurance Law Workshop in 2023. A well-deserved honor for important and impactful work. 👏
Join the UConn @InsuranceLawCtr "New Ideas in Insurance" online series, today, Thursday 2/9 at 4pm ET for Katherine R.H. Wagner's discussion of "Adaptation and Adverse Selection in Markets for Natural Disaster Insurance." Register now at: https://ilc.law.uconn.edu/new-register
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Today at 4 PM ET: Laurence Barry (PARI/@Sciencespo–CREST-@ENSAEparis) explores catastrophe insurance as a public good—arguing it's less a market product than a commons requiring collective action and polycentric governance.
📋 Register: http://ilc.law.uconn.edu/insurance-law-workshop/
April 17: Dr. Oliver Brand’s lecture at @UConnLaw will investigate how insurance law was weaponized by the Nazi regime–and what we can learn from the story.
Lunch provided and remote participation available for registrants.
Register by April 15: https://ilc.law.uconn.edu/2025/04/03/ilc-to-welcome-dr-oliver-brand-for-lunchtime-lecture/
Today, 4–5 PM ET: @Columbia_Biz Professor Pari Sastry (@parisastry) on how insurer exits in climate-risk zones like Florida lead to fragile entrants, dubious ratings, and rising governmental risk exposure.
📋 Register and download the paper: http://ilc.law.uconn.edu/insurance-law-workshop/
