United States:
"Insurance Law" Article In SMU Annual Survey Of Texas Law
08 December 2016
Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
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Price Collins (Partner-Dallas), Ashley Gilmore (Partner-Dallas),
and Blake Crawford (Associate-Dallas) collaborated on the
"Insurance Law" chapter of the 2016 SMU Annual Survey of
Texas Law published by the Southern Methodist University Law
Review. The survey features articles on 31 specialized areas
of law, written by practitioners and experts in each field.
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