Insurance Law
Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program

Recent News

Cooley Law School and Olivet College to Officially Launch Michigan's First-Ever LL.M./MBA Insurance Program

On Aug. 17, 2011 Thomas M. Cooley Law School and Olivet College will make their partnership official and sign an agreement launching the state's first-ever LL.M./MBA insurance program, creating only the second such educational program in the nation. [full story]

Insurance Law News - Analysis

Winter 2013

Massachusetts' Health Payment Reform Act

World's Most Expensive Shipwreck

AIG Repays its Debt to America

NFL Players Concussion Injury Litigation already a Brawl

Do You Need Political Violence Insurance in 2013?

 

 

 

Program Overview

Course Descriptions (pdf)
This program is designed to provide specialized training and experience to lawyers seeking to enhance their insurance practice or prepare for employment within government or the insurance industry.

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Degree Requirements

The Insurance LL.M. candidates must successfully complete 12 credits of required insurance law courses and a sufficient number of elective courses to earn the 24 credit hours required. Guest students may earn up to 8 credits.

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Insurance Law Links

Olivet College Insurance MBA Program

Insurance Information Institute: Facts and Information regarding the industry, the issues, and resources.

International Risk Management Institute: Glossary of Insurance Terms

For Michigan Industry specific data and current events information, go the website for Insurance Institute of Michigan.

Michigan Insurance statutes: MCL 550.100 - 550.2009

Michigan Administrative Code: For practice before OFIR, the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation.

Michigan Insurance Statutory linksand OFIR Regulations and Administrative Rules

National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC): Insurance industry topics of interest, legislative developments, model acts and other states' regulatory website links. For access to state websites, go to the NAIC link for State and Jurisdictions.