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Washington SMARTens-Up

Insurance Journal West

March 20, 2006

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Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Multi-state class actions infringe on regulators' authority

Colo. emergency medical payments coverage bill killed

Washington audit shows insurers were overbilled

Californians unmotivated to prepare for next disaster

Hawaii leads nation in motorcycle theft

FEMA begins Calif. flood damage inspections

Agents, brokers encourage court to de-publish opinion

Some 15 percent of Montana vehicles lack insurance

Privacy, workers' comp dominate Utah legislature

Top agents, brokers head for Hawaii bungalows

Ariz. considering consumer information protection law

Few homeowners buy flood insurance, study says

Insurers back in court over World Trade Center coverage

More states adopt primary seat belt laws

Berkshire's Buffett high on insurance despite cat risk

FBI targeting insurance fraud

Legislators hear industry's voice after the storm

Solid disaster recovery plan keeps surplus lines broker afloat

Surplus lines industry heads to D.C. for regulation reform

Spotlight: Employee Benefits

Insurance Journal's Premiere Employee Benefits Directory

Closer Look: Oil & Gas

Not all oil and gas programs are created equal

For O&G operators, contracts and coverages go hand in hand

Ringmaster Richard enters the Lloyd's lion's den

Olympic Coverage: Going for the gold and green

How should agencies manage premium dollars?

Harness the power of seminars

Growing your property casualty agency

Closing Quote: Solve the multi-state surplus tax problem

Available Issues

Washington SMARTens-Up

Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Multi-state class actions infringe on regulators' authority

Colo. emergency medical payments coverage bill killed

Washington audit shows insurers were overbilled

Californians unmotivated to prepare for next disaster

Hawaii leads nation in motorcycle theft

FEMA begins Calif. flood damage inspections

Agents, brokers encourage court to de-publish opinion

Some 15 percent of Montana vehicles lack insurance

Privacy, workers' comp dominate Utah legislature

Top agents, brokers head for Hawaii bungalows

Ariz. considering consumer information protection law

Few homeowners buy flood insurance, study says

Insurers back in court over World Trade Center coverage

More states adopt primary seat belt laws

Berkshire's Buffett high on insurance despite cat risk

FBI targeting insurance fraud

Legislators hear industry's voice after the storm

Solid disaster recovery plan keeps surplus lines broker afloat

Surplus lines industry heads to D.C. for regulation reform

Spotlight: Employee Benefits

Insurance Journal's Premiere Employee Benefits Directory

Closer Look: Oil & Gas

Not all oil and gas programs are created equal

For O&G operators, contracts and coverages go hand in hand

Ringmaster Richard enters the Lloyd's lion's den

Olympic Coverage: Going for the gold and green

How should agencies manage premium dollars?

Harness the power of seminars

Growing your property casualty agency

Closing Quote: Solve the multi-state surplus tax problem