THE REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS DOCTRINE: UNDERSTANDING THE LAW AND THE LORE BEHIND UPHOLDING THE REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF INSURANCE POLICYHOLDERS

Eugene R. Anderson and James J. Fournier

Risk Management and Insurance Review, 1998, vol. 1, issue 2, 72-108

Abstract: Abstract: The authors examine the increasing recognition by the courts that an insurance policy is a consumer product, not merely a contract. This evolution has been the result of an increasing focus on the reasonable expectations doctrine. A review of the legal environment involving reasonable expectations and insurance coverage is presented.

Date: 1998
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