Insurance Law Hawaii reaches the end of its eighteenth year this month. We began posting in December 2007.
We seek to keep readers apprised of developments in insurance-related cases from Hawaii and across the country. Coverage issues surrounding the 2023
Over the past year, deed-restrictions—legally binding limits on property use—have gained traction as a way to address the housing crisis by creating “locals only” housing markets. This practical tool would allow the state and countries to sustain programs
December 7, 1941: “A day that will live in infamy,” remarked President Franklin D. Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor was attacked by some 350 Japanese fighter planes, which drove the United States to join the Allied Forces in the fight against
November 28th is the most important national holiday in the Hawaiian Kingdom. It is the day Great Britain and France formally recognized the Hawaiian Islands as an “independent state” in 1843, and has since been celebrated as “Independence Day,” which
Lā Kūʻokoʻa Presentations with Kauʻi Sai Dudoit and Dr. Keanu Sai
Friday, November 28, 4pm – 5:30pmWindward CC, Hale Aʻo 102 (Hawaiian Studies Building)
La Kūʻokoʻa – Independence Day – Through our two Presenters, we will examine the history of the emergence
Following some of the largest cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in history, it has become increasingly clear that the once reliable social safety net is no longer as stable as it once was. The recent federal shutdown has
