George B. Flanigan |
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Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services 432 College of Business Cirriculum Vita (pdf) |
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Professor Flanigan's teaching interests are property/casualty insurance and life/health insurance. His scholarly research has been published in numerous journals, including the Journal of Risk and Insurance, Best's Review, Journal of Insurance Issues, Journal of Insurance Regulation, CPCU Journal, and Risk Management. Flanigan's research and external focus is Commercial General Liability (CGL), history of the CGL, excess liability insurance wordings and coverage, and property and casualty terms and conditions including both publication and deposition/testimony. He has an extensive and deep background evaluating (1) claims files, (2) underwriting files, and (3) agent/broker files as regards professional and ethical standards, policies, and procedures.
Recent Publications: "Duty to Defend After Exhaustion of Limites: The CGL and the Role of Lloyd's before 1966" John Liner Review, Summer 2007 "Propery Insurance Terms and Conditions in Hard and Soft Markets: Coinsurnace Blanker Insurance and Policy Forms" CPCU eJournal, April 2007 “CGL Policies of 1941 to 1966: Origins of Product Liability.” CPCU eJournal, August 2005 "Insurance Coverage for Environmental Claims", Risk Management Magazine, January 2004 Read Me “Occurrence and Claims Made: The Road Behind and the Road Ahead”, CPCU eJournal, April 2004 “Exposure Triggers and Allocation Methods: Learning Lessons from Prior Court Rulings”, Risk Management and Insurance Review, Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 2004 Read Me “A Perspective on General Liability Insurance and the Pollution Hazard: Exposures and Contract”, Journal of Insurance Regulation, Vol. 20, No. 3, Spring 2002 |
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