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2. What did you know and when did you know it? (Risk in Focus)

Author

Frankel, Robert E.

Subjects
Insurance
Abstract

A number of state courts are broadly interpreting the fortuity doctrine, an insurance clause that denies coverage when a policyholder should have been aware of likely exposure to losses. A [...]

Published
2003

4. A guide to E&O insurance

Author

Ellison, John N. and Frankel, Robert E.

Subjects
Malpractice insurance -- Usage -- Services, Insurance -- Usage -- Services, Insurance industry -- Services, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Insurance, Insurance industry, Usage, Services
Abstract

In recent years, courts have increasingly held professionals in all fields, including the insurance arena, to higher standards of care by recognizing novel legal theories that vastly expand their liability [...]

Published
1998

6. Does Your Error-and-Omission Insurance Need a Tune-Up?

Author

Frankel, Robert E.

Subjects
Investment banks -- Insurance, Malpractice insurance -- Product information, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics
Abstract

Investment banks face a tsunami of litigation, which could mean personal liability for their employees. In such a climate, investment bankers must pay close attention to their professional liability insurance [...]

Published
2003

9. An Implementation Technique for Database Query Languages.

Author

WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, Buneman,O Peter, Frankel,Robert E, Nikhil,Rishiyur, WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, Buneman,O Peter, Frankel,Robert E, and Nikhil,Rishiyur

Abstract

Structured query languages, such as those available for relational databases, are becoming increasingly desirable for all database management systems. Such languages are applicative: there is no need for an assignment or update statement. A new technique is described that allows for the implementation of applicative query languages against most commonly used database systems.

Published
1980

10. FQL -- The Design and Implementation of a Functional Database Query Language.

Author

WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, Frankel,Robert E, WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, and Frankel,Robert E

Abstract

FQL is a database query language in the area of functional programming systems and has been designed and developed in an attempt to provide a powerful formalism for the expression of complex database queries. There is no notion of data currency; full computational power is provided; complex queries may be developed incrementally; and the language itself is independent of any database management system. This document describes the syntactic and semantic rudiments of FQL through a set of examples. (Author)

Published
1979

11. FQL A Functional Query Language.

Author

WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, Buneman,O Peter, Frankel,Robert E, WHARTON SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF DECISION SCIENCES, Buneman,O Peter, and Frankel,Robert E

Abstract

An applicative language based upon recent ideas by John Backus has been developed. The language provides a powerful formalism for the expression of complex database queries. Though currently implemented with an interface to a CODASYL system, the language employs a sufficiently general data model that use with other database management systems is possible. This paper describes the language through a number of examples and outlines its implementation. (Author)

Published
1979

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