What Is the Evidence for Social Inflation?: Trends in Trial Awards and Insurance Claim Payments
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What Is the Evidence for Social Inflation?: Trends in Trial Awards and Insurance Claim Payments

by James Davidson, Lloyd Dixon, Nicholas M. Pace, Jamie Morikawa

Business Law
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What Is the Evidence for Social Inflation? explores trends in trial awards and insurance claim payments to examine the evidence surrounding social inflation. Combining perspectives relevant to insurance, litigation, and economic analysis, the book offers a focused resource for readers interested in how legal outcomes and claim payments are measured and understood.

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What Is the Evidence for Social Inflation? examines the concept of social inflation through trends in trial awards and insurance claim payments.

The book focuses on evidence related to changes in legal awards and the amounts paid through insurance claims.

Its subject sits at the intersection of insurance, litigation, and economic analysis.

Written by James Davidson, Lloyd Dixon, Nicholas M. Pace, and Jamie Morikawa, this work is suited to readers seeking a focused examination of social inflation and its measurable indicators.

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