
ALT Poster reading “Join us for the INSURANCE LAW WORKSHOP today at 4PM ET.” Below, a dark blue banner reads “Why The Proxy Problem Is So Hard” with “Deborah Hellman, Robert E. Scott Distinguished Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law.” A headshot of the speaker appears on the left side of the banner.

ALT UConn School of Law Insurance Law Center poster for the Insurance Law Workshop: Fall 2026, a virtual seminar held on alternate Thursdays from 4–5 p.m. ET. The poster lists four sessions with speaker headshots: September 10: “Why The Proxy Problem Is So Hard,” Deborah Hellman, University of Virginia School of Law. September 24: “Private Credit’s State Backstop: How Private Equity Socializes Risk Through Insurers,” Andrew Granato, University of Texas at Austin School of Law, and Pranial Drall, Yale Law School and Yale School of Management. October 8: “Insurance ≠ Contract,” Travis Pantin, University of Connecticut School of Law. October 22: “Artificial Intelligence, Director and Officer Liability, and D&O Insurance,” Kevin M. LaCroix, RT ProExec.

ALT UConn School of Law Insurance Law Center poster continuing the Insurance Law Workshop: Fall 2026 schedule. The poster lists three virtual sessions, all from 4–5 p.m. ET, with speaker headshots. November 5: “Pricing Protection: Credit Scores, Disaster Risk, and Home Insurance Affordability,” featuring Joshua A. Blonz, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Mallick Hossain, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Joakim Weill, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Benjamin J. Keys, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School; and Philip Mulder, Wisconsin School of Business, UW–Madison. November 19: “A Paradigm Shift in Insurance Product Regulation: Exploring the Desirability of Rate and Form Regulation,” Yung-Cheng Lin, New York University School of Law. December 3: “The Story of the World’s First Insurer-Led, Climate Resilience Financing Program that both Saves Money and Makes Money For the Company,” Donald Hornstein, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law.

ALT Poster reading “Join us for the INSURANCE LAW WORKSHOP today at 4PM ET.” Below, a dark blue banner reads “Lessons from the First Autonomous Vehicle Trial” with “Alex Lemann, Associate Professor of Law, Marquette University Law School.” A headshot of the speaker appears on the left side of the banner.

ALT Poster reading “Join us for the INSURANCE LAW WORKSHOP today at 4PM ET.” Below, a dark blue banner reads “One Crisis After Another: Insurance Redlining, Landlord Arson, and the Strange Career of the FAIR Plan” with “Bench Ansfield, Assistant Professor of History, Temple University College of Liberal Arts.” A headshot of the speaker appears on the left side of the banner.

ALT Poster reading “Join us for the INSURANCE LAW WORKSHOP today at 4PM ET.” Below, a dark blue banner reads “A Political Theory of Insurance” with speakers listed: “Roy Baharad, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Hebrew University of Jerusalem” and “Meir Hai Yarom, Tel Aviv University, Buchmann Faculty of Law.” Two headshots of the speakers appear on the left side of the banner.

ALT Poster with a decorative blue border and centered light background reads: “The Insurance Law Center at the University of Connecticut School of Law is pleased to invite you to A Festschrift in honor of Professor Kenneth S. Abraham and the 40th anniversary of his first book, Distributing Risk.” Below is a framed portrait of Professor Kenneth S. Abraham. Event details: “Friday, June 5, 2026, UConn School of Law, Hartford. Reception to follow. Register at icl.law.uconn.edu.” Schedule: “9:15–10:25a Tort Law and Beyond (Leslie Kendrick, Kyle Logue, Adam Scales, Peter Siegelman). 10:35–11:45a Insurance Law: Theory and Practice (Jay Feinman, Travis Pantin, Daniel Schwarcz, Jeffrey Stempel). 12:00–1:00p Keynote Guido Calabresi. 1:15–2:25p The Intersection of Tort Law and Insurance (John Goldberg, Benjamin Zipursky, Robert Rabin, Catherine Sharkey, Kent Syverud). 2:40–3:50p Reflections on Forty Years of Influence (Kenneth Abraham, Tom Baker, G. Edward White). 4:00–4:30p Remarks Kenneth Abraham.”










