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It is estimated that over one-half of all litigation today is related, in some degree, to issues involving economic damages. The second section of the book builds upon the concepts developed in the first section, and illustrates how to calculate economic losses in personal injury cases.

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This work examines the system of co-ordination of national social security laws in the European Union from a gender perspective.

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Insurance attorney Peter Lencsis provides a unique, objective description of the insurance regulatory system as it exists today in the United States.

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Referencing not only the UK welfare system but also relevant policies and experience in various other states, this book seeks to explain how and why complexity in modern welfare systems has grown, and to consider the role that law can play in the simplification of schemes of welfare.

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An account of the British social security system and its legal framework. It sets out the principal features of the main social benefits, giving an exposition of the legal basis of entitlement to each benefit. It then places the understanding of social security law into its wider social, political, historical and European context.

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This book seeks to take stock of how Community membership is reshaping the legal environment of welfare provision across Europe.

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"the sociology of law in June 2017, during which the fi rst drafts of papers on minimum income were discussed. In September 2018 we had a follow-up workshop at Gothenburg University ..." --ECIP Introduction, page 11.

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Covering such critically important laws as the Homestead Act of 1862, the Social Security Act of 1935, Medicare and Medicaid, and many others, this is a useful resource for students looking for a thorough examination of the laws that created America's social insurance system.

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A discussion of the history and impact of each law is followed by a carefully edited version of the law itself. and the Selective Service Act, which required young men to register for the draft.

The landmark laws are divided into three parts: Health and Welfare Laws, Citizenship and Democratic Participation Laws, and Education Laws.

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Reveals how international institutions have played a seminal role in the development, diffusion, and implementation of pension reforms that are transforming the postwar social contract in more than thirty countries worldwide, including the United States.