Insurance Law (Theory and Applications)

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Course Overview

This course is designed to introduce participants to the general principles of insurance law, this will include an overview of a range of topics which comprise the subject of insurance law, including insurable interest, the principle of utmost good faith, the law of misrepresentation, breach of warranty, non-disclosure of material facts, the indemnity and proximate cause principles, subrogation, the duties and liabilities of insurance intermediaries, brokers and agents.

This course is aimed at those who have studied insurance law previously in their home jurisdiction. However, given that students taking the course will come from different legal systems and will have different legal experiences, the course will be taught at an intermediate level. It is recognized that the discussions in class concerning insurance law generally are enlivened by the experience of lawyers from many jurisdictions.

Objective:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Understand the fundamental principles of insurance law.
Evaluate key concepts like insurable interest, utmost good faith, misrepresentation, and breach of warranty.
Analyse the roles and responsibilities of insurance intermediaries, brokers, and agents.
Develop a foundational understanding of various types of insurance and how insurance operates in practice.
Apply critical analysis and research skills to address issues in insurance law.

Course Outline

Day 1: Introduction to Insurance Law

Understanding the role of insurance in modern society.
Exploring the basic definition of insurance and how it operates.
Discussing the importance of insurable interest and the insurance contract.
Reviewing key insurance terminology and its practical applications.

Day 2: Key Principles of Insurance Law

Exploring the principle of utmost good faith and its importance in insurance contracts.
Understanding the law of misrepresentation and its impact on insurance agreements.
Investigating the principle of indemnity and its relationship with the concept of loss.
Examining the principle of proximate cause and its role in determining liability.

Day 3: Duties and Liabilities in Insurance

Understanding the duties and responsibilities of insurance brokers, intermediaries, and agents.
Delving into the law of non-disclosure and its effect on the enforceability of insurance contracts.
Discussing the concept of breach of warranty and its legal implications.
Reviewing the principle of subrogation and its impact on claims and payouts.

Day 4: Types of Insurance and Common Issues

Exploring the different types of insurance (e.g., life, health, property, liability).
Analysing major insurance law issues, including claims disputes and policy interpretations.
Discussing common debates in insurance law and current trends affecting the industry.
Examining case studies to understand real-world applications of insurance law.

Day 5: Research and Analysis in Insurance Law

Developing research skills and techniques specific to insurance law.
Engaging in brainstorming discussions to evaluate critical aspects of insurance law.
Analysing readings on major insurance law cases and applying the knowledge gained.
Closing session: Summary of key learnings, concluding remarks, and future directions for insurance law.

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$5,300

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date: 29 Dec, 2025 - 02 Jan, 2026

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Insurance Law (Theory and Applications)

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date:14 - 18 Jul 2025

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