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Nbsp The Insurance Law Center Welcome! The Insurance Law Center of the University of Connecticut School of Law serves as a national resource for education and study of insurance as a business and of more general questions of risk and responsibility in which the institutions of insurance are embedded. Change, it has long been said, is the one constant. In few fields can this be more true than in ...

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No area of law today is more dynamic than intellectual property law. The growth of e-commerce; new communication technologies and media; biotechnology; and the rise of global markets where goods and services readily flow across national borders have led to rapid changes in the practice of intellectual property law. Attorneys face difficult questions that require creative thinking in a rapidly ...