Abstract
The primary purpose of this article is to review the American Prepaid Legal Services Institute's Prepaid Legal Services Regulation Reporter,' Roger D. Billings's Prepaid Legal Services,2 the National Resource Center for Consumers of Legal Service's Group Legal Service Plans,3 and Erhard Blankenburg's Legal Insurance, Litigant Decisions and the Rising Caseloads of Courts: A West German Study. It also provides an opportunity for a general comment on the state of legal expense insurance in the United States.' To see the relatively new subject of legal expense insurance (a term we
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