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New Jersey bad faith law, presents challenges to attorneys for claimants and insurers alike, as many procedural and substantive issues remain unresolved. Insurance Bad Faith in New Jersey, by Richard L. McMonigle, Jr., with Lindsay B. Andreuzzi, Principals Post & Schell, is the best single volume collection of New Jersey Law on bad faith litigation; it analyzes the judicial reasoning behind the court decisions, cites relevant statutory and regulatory authority, and identifies the legal theories the practitioner may encounter. Insurance Bad Faith in New Jersey Includes: .Detailed summaries of all significant New Jersey and federal bad faith decisions organized by category .In-depth analysis of all relevant topics in the field .Procedural and strategic considerations in bringing and defending against a bad faith claim .Discussion of the hot issues facing policyholders and their insurers

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Richard L. McMonigle, Jr., Principal, Post & Schell Richard L. McMonigle, Jr. is a principal in the Insurance Law Department in the law firm of Post & Schell, P.C., where he works in the firms Philadelphia and Princeton offices. His national practice focuses upon the defense and trial of first and third party insurance matters involving coverage issues, alleged bad faith, policyholder fraud, and life, health and disability claims. A veteran litigator, he also provides training to claims professionals and attorneys on the subject of good faith claims handling. He is admitted to the state and federal courts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He also serves as a voluntary mediator and legal consultant in insurance coverage and bad faith matters.Mr. McMonigle received his undergraduate degree from Dickinson College in 1977, and graduated cum laude from Villanova Law School in 1980 where he was an Associate Editor of the Villanova Law Review and winner of the Reimel Moot Court Competition. Following graduation, he served as law clerk to the Honorable Daniel L. Herrmann, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Delaware. He then spent nearly four years as a prosecuting attorney with the Philadelphia District Attorneys Office and later with the Delaware County District Attorneys Office.Mr. McMonigle has been handling bad faith matters since 1990. He is the author of Insurance Bad Faith in Pennsylvania, first published by ALM in 2000, and now in its 12th edition. He frequently lectures on insurance coverage and bad faith issues. He has authored several other articles on bad faith, including, ERISA Pre-emption of Bad Faith Claims, MEALEYS ERISA REPORT (October 2002); Attorney-Client Privilege Still Possible in Bad Faith Cases, THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER (February 2001); The SIU Challenge: Fighting Fraud While Steering Clear of Bad Faith, MEALEYS INSURANCE FRAUD REPORT (February 2001).He presently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Villanova University School of Law. He has been recognized by his peers for multiple years in the publications Superlawyers and Best Lawyers, in the area of Insurance Law.Mr. McMonigle shares his time between Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, and Stone Harbor, New Jersey, with his wife Kathleen Chancler; three children, Leigh, Gavin and Ross; and Hank the family dog. Lindsay B. AndreuzziLindsay B. Andreuzzi is a Principal in Insurance Law Department in the law firm of Post & Schell, P.C., where she works in the firm s Philadelphia and Princeton offices. She focuses her litigation practice on advising and defending personal, commercial and surplus line insurers in complex insurance coverage matters and allegations of bad faith claims handling. Ms. Andreuzzi has an extensive background in bad faith law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, having collaborated with Richard McMonigle on the 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th editions of Insurance Bad Faith in Pennsylvania, as well as the initial edition of Insurance Bad Faith in New Jersey. Ms. Andreuzzi received her undergraduate degree from Princeton University in 1991, and graduated with distinction from George Mason University School of Law in 1995. Following graduation, she served as a law clerk for Honorable Robert H. Cleland of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and then practiced as an associate in the commercial litigation department with a firm in Detroit, Michigan. She currently resides in Paoli, Pennsylvania with her husband Tom and two children, Doug and Louisa.

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