P. Goldberg, published in 2018. The book "Insurance Class Actions in the United States" by John C. P. Goldberg, published in 2018, provides a comprehensive overview of class action lawsuits involving insurance companies in the United States. The author, a renowned expert in the field of insurance law, offers a detailed analysis of the legal framework that governs these types of cases, including the history and development of class actions, the various types of claims that can be brought under this legal doctrine, and the challenges and opportunities presented by these lawsuits. The book begins with an introduction to the concept of class actions and their significance in the context of insurance litigation. The author explains how class actions have evolved over time, from their origins in the late 19th century to the present day, highlighting key milestones and landmark cases that have shaped the legal landscape. This section also covers the different types of class actions, such as those based on contractual disputes, tortious conduct, or statutory violations, and how they are handled in the court system. The next chapter delves into the specifics of insurance class actions, exploring the various types of claims that can be brought against insurers, including breach of contract, bad faith, and fraud. The author discusses the common legal issues that arise in these cases, such as the duty to defend and the duty to indemnify, and provides examples of successful class action lawsuits in each area.

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