Kenneth S. Klein

Kenneth S. Klein is a Full Professor at the California Western School of Law, specializing in constitutional law, insurance law, and civil procedure. His research critically examines the intersection of legal systems with societal challenges, particularly focusing on the Seventh Amendment, insurance adequacy in natural disasters, and judicial legitimacy. He has contributed widely to law reviews and scholarly journals, addressing topics ranging from jury reform to the implications of climate change on homeowner insurance.

His work on the Seventh Amendment explores historical interpretation and modern legal applications, while recent publications highlight the urgent need to address homeowner underinsurance exacerbated by climate disasters. Klein also investigates the societal impacts of litigation trends, including social inflation and reforms to judicial selection processes. His analyses often bridge legal theory with practical policy solutions, emphasizing the need for equitable systems that balance democratic principles with effective governance.