Spencer Kimball
- Transparency is a concept imported by Spencer Kimball. Hart Hearings, supra 28, at 1086·1237, 1087·1088 - (testimony of Spencer Kimball);
- [Bonk: Hart Hearings = 1973 / 1974 - GOV (Senate) - The Life Insurance Industry - Phillip Hart (D-MI) - 4 Parts --- [BonkNote]]
1980-2, NAIC Proceedings
- 1963 - LR - Regulation of Speciality Policies in Life Insurance, by Spencer L. Kimball and Jon S. Hanson, 62 Michigan Law Review 167 - 93p
- 1972 - LR - What Price “Price Disclosure"? The Trend To Consumer Protection In Life Insurance, By Spencer L. Kimball and Mark S. Rapaport - 29p
- Meaningful price disclosure at the point of sale in life insurance would help to implement one major objective of insurance regulation, protection of consumers against unreasonably high prices.
- 1985 - The Public Regulation of Insurance: American and European Perspectives
- Edward Lawrence Kimball - Great-Grandson Heber C. Kimball
- (b. 1930 0923– d. 2016 1121)
- Kimball served in several positions in the LDS Church, including bishop. Prior to joining the faculty of BYU, Kimball was a law professor and chairman of the Curriculum Committee at the University of Wisconsin Law School.[5] Kimball started his career as a law professor at the University of Montana, where he taught from 1956 to 1962.
- 1962-1973 - He was a professor at the University of Wisconsin from 1962 to 1973.
- 1973-1995 - He was one of the founding faculty at BYU Law School from 1973 until 1995, when he was granted emeritus status.[6] Kimball was the inaugural holder of the Ernest L. Wilkinson Chair in the BYU law school.[7] - [Wikipedia]
- Heber C. Kimball
- (b. 1801 0614 – d. 1868 0622)
- Andrew Kimball - Son
- (b.1858 0906 – b. 1924 0831)
- Spencer Woolley Kimball - Grandson
- (b. 1895 0328 - d. 1985 1105)
- Kimball later co-founded a business selling bonds and insurance that, after weathering the Great Depression, became highly successful. (Wikipedia)
- Edward Lawrence Kimball - Great-Grandson Heber C. Kimball
- (b. 1930 0923– d. 2016 1121)
- Kimball served in several positions in the LDS Church, including bishop. Prior to joining the faculty of BYU, Kimball was a law professor and chairman of the Curriculum Committee at the University of Wisconsin Law School.[5] Kimball started his career as a law professor at the University of Montana, where he taught from 1956 to 1962.
- 1962-1973 - He was a professor at the University of Wisconsin from 1962 to 1973.
- 1973-1995 - He was one of the founding faculty at BYU Law School from 1973 until 1995, when he was granted emeritus status.[6] Kimball was the inaugural holder of the Ernest L. Wilkinson Chair in the BYU law school.[7] - [Wikipedia]