US-China Law Review Call for Papers

This is US-China Law Review （ISSN1548-6605）, a professional journal published across the United States by David Publishing Company, Chicago, IL, USA. If you have the idea of making our journal a vehicle for your research interests, please sent electronic version of your unpublished paper to us, maybe we could print your paper.     

Call for Papers of US-China Law Review

This is US-China Law Review （ISSN1548-6605）, a professional journal published across the United States by David Publishing Company, Chicago, IL, USA. If you have the idea of making our journal a vehicle for your research interests, please sent electronic version of your unpublished paper to us, maybe we could print your paper.     

The First American Psychology and Law Society Scientific Review Paper

Law and Human Behavior -     

Law Schools and Paper Jams

The intranet as a tool for institutional integration has the potential to change Universities and their structures. The means to not only think the unthinkable but actually do it. The Intranet College Information System (ICIS) project at the Law School, Queen's University of Belfast, has demonstrated this to be both possible and acceptable to staff and to students. Technological innovation can be done within a non-technical environment, it can be achieved on a low budget and it can stimulate a new culture, above all it can and should happen now.     

Reconstructing Insurance Law: The Law Commissions' Consultation Paper

In July 2007 the English and Scottish Law Commissions published the consultation paper Insurance Law – Non-disclosure and Breach of Warranty (hereafter LCCP) which sets out in detail the Commissions' provisional proposals for the reform of insurance contract law with particular reference to the key areas of utmost good faith, warranties and agency. This article analyses, from a critical standpoint, the LCCP's principal conclusions and recommendations. It begins by noting, as a means of demonstrating that the current reform process should be informed by modern industry practices, that the ways in which modern insurance contracts are concluded differ significantly from those when insurance law was last reviewed by the Law Commission in 1980. The article then discusses the dichotomy between consumer and business insurance given that this distinction underpins the LCCP and its approach towards reforming the pre-contractual duty of good faith. By way of backdrop to the analysis, we consider the approach taken towards reforming the law governing intermediaries acting for prospective assureds during the disclosure process. Finally, the proposed rules for warranties and similar terms are examined. It is argued that the proposal to retain continuing warranties in business insurance contracts will, if implemented, represent a missed opportunity to rid insurance contracts of terms long criticised as draconian and disproportionate in their effect.     

《中国司法鉴定》征稿启示

为了打造国际品牌期刊，《中国司法鉴定》从2012年下半年起用全英文发表部分与司法鉴定有关的学术理论文章。     

Call for Papers: Psychology,Law, and the Workplace

Call for Papers

Call for Papers: Psychology, Law, and the Workplace     

Liverpool Law Review

Liverpool Law Review -