Report of the Liability and Property Insurance Markets Study Commission: Report to the 1987 General Assembly of North Carolina (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Report of the Liability and Property Insurance Markets Study Commission: Report to the 1987 General Assembly of North Carolina

Many study reports begin with summaries of the recommendations of the study group, and then proceed to describe the information that the group discovered and that led the group to its factual conclusions and recommendations.

Sometimes this practice is helpful to the reader because it alerts the reader to the direction of the report. When the subject matter of the report is complex as that in this report, this practice does not serve the reader well; because the purpose of a report is to provide the reader with as much background as possible in order that the reader may be able to make an informed judgment about the recommendations. Such a sneak preview of the ultimate conclusions of the study group may tempt even the most conscientious reader to rely on the summary rather than reading the entire report and developing the necessary background to judge the conclusions of the study committee.

The significance of the subject matter of this report cannot be overstated. Liability, casualty, and property insurance touches everyone either directly as a homeowner, professional, or businessman or indirectly as a consumer or as a citizen of a municipality or county that attempts to provide insurance protection against foreseeable and unforeseeable losses.

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