Kyle Logue is interim dean and the Douglas A. Kahn Collegiate Professor of Law at the University of Michigan Law School. He teaches and writes primarily in the areas of torts, tax, and insurance, but his scholarly interests are wide ranging. Deploying insights from a range of disciplines, including economics, psychology, and philosophy, Logue has written on a variety of topics related to law, policy, and legal theory.
Featured Scholarship
"The Value of Understandable Consumer Insurance Contracts"
The International Review of Financial Consumers
"Racial Discrimination in Life Insurance"
The Journal of Retirement
- Civil Rights
"The Case for Banning (and Mandating) Ransomware Insurance"
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal