The Title Insurance Law Journal Access

The Title Insurance Law Journal (The Journal), formerly known as the Title Insurance Law Newsletter, is an annual subscription that allows access to current and historic Journal content, as well as the ability to search for information across our extensive library of content from The Journal going back to 2013.

You can find more information on The Title Insurance Law Journal below.

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The Title Insurance Law Journal Information

The Title Insurance Law Journal (The Journal), formerly known as the Title Insurance Law Newsletter, is the leading source of information about the current law affecting the land title industry nationwide. Ryan C. Squire, partner of the law firm Garrett & Tully PC, is now the third editor of the Journal’s 43-year history. J. Bushnell Nielsen, editor since 1998, will continue as the author of the Title and Escrow Claims Guide. Since 1992, The Journal has provided an insightful and practical analysis on the most important court decisions and developments related to title insurance.

The Title Insurance Law Journal includes an extensive searchable library of content from The Journal going back to 2013 - allowing you to search and find the exact title law content that you need.

Curated especially for title agents, approved attorneys, underwriters, claim administrators and attorneys who practice in title insurance defense work or conveyancing disputes, this monthly e-journal reports on cases addressing:

  • title insurance coverage
  • class actions and regulatory enforcement
  • escrow and closing duties
  • agent/underwriter disputes
  • conveyancing law
  • RESPA compliance and violations

The Title and Escrow Claims Guide and The Journal complement each other and are the best research materials for United States land title professionals and counsel.

Pricing Information

Purchase of a one year single-user subscription grants access to the Journal content to the named single user only. In order to support the ongoing provision of the publication, we ask that any users who access the online or downloaded PDF editions are licensed users only. Multi-user subscriptions for organizations are available at very reasonable prices.

ALTA Member Pricing for One Year Subscription:
  • Single-User: $275
Non-member Pricing for One Year Subscription:
  • Single-User: $395

For Multi-User and Enterprise Licenses, please contact [email protected]. Please include the number of users if you would like multi-user pricing.


Please access a complementary sample of The Title Insurance Law Journal

If you have any questions, please contact Carolina Perez at [email protected].



The Title Insurance Law Journal Issues

Click on any issues to view a summary of the articles and cases included.

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Title Insurance

  • Exclusion 3(a) Bars Claim For Defects Created by Prior Members of Business Entity: Fidelity National Title Insurance Company v. 498 E 166 Family LLC
  • Right Of Access Does Not Insure Right To Travel Within One’s Property: Prose v. Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
  • Lender’s Violation of Internal Guidelines Not Enough to Prove Exclusions 3(a) and 3(b) As A Matter Of Law; No Duty to Defend Slander Of Title Claim: First Dakota National Bank v. Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
  • Exclusion 3(a): “You Cannot Take Part in a Fraud Scheme and Ask Your Insurer to Pay for Your Fraud Defense”: Lone Oak Fund, LLC v. North American Title Insurance Company

Escrow Matters

  • Title Company Not Liable For Recording Discharges of Mortgages That Were Not Paid Off: PrivCap Funding LLC v. Madison Title Agency LLC
  • Escrow Agent Had Good Faith Doubt About Entitlement To Deposit: All Purpose Title, LLC v. Knobloch

Conveyance News

  • Redemption Statutes Are Strictly Construed: Innovative Properties 1997 LLC v. Hamilton Rd. Ltd.
  • Reformed Title Relates Back to Date of Deed: Massucco v. Kolodziej
  • Billboard May Change from Being a Real Estate Fixture to Being Personal Property: PSK LLC v. Legacy Outdoor Advertising LLC