Forensic Insurance Law

Author: Zhou Wei
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: With the development of the economy and the progress of society, the awareness of citizens and legal entities to use insurance to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests has been increasing. The relationship between insurance compensation and judicial expertise has also become more important. This series of books, combining theory and practice, systematically and accurately explains issues related to insurance theory, insurance compensation, judicial expertise, compensation standards, and the understanding and application of payment standards. It is rich in content, convenient to use, and has strong scientific, technical, and operational characteristics. It is hoped that this series of books will be helpful to insurers, insured parties, insurance departments, public security and procuratorial organ staff, lawyers, and teaching and research personnel. Based on an in-depth introduction to the legal sources of forensic medicine in insurance law, this book starts from the practical needs of personal insurance business and elaborates on the relationship between personal insurance, such as the identification of death, the assessment of injuries, forensic evidence testing, poisoning, forensic psychiatric expertise, malingering, fabricated injury, and the identification of concealed diseases. It also briefly introduces the impact of practical, new, and emerging technologies and concepts in forensic medicine on the field of forensic medicine in insurance.