Magazines for August 2006

• Independent agents sold on golf
• Hurricane forecasts lighten up
• Small is safer
• It Figures
• Safer cars, not better drivers, behind fewer roadway deaths
• Shareholders lose out in class action securities settlements, study says
• Hawaii becomes the first state in the nation to order anti-viral flu drugs
• It Figures
• New Mexico insurance official is formally fired
• California agents-brokers face new rule
• Judge denies California insurers’ lawsuit to stop auto rate regs
• Poll reveals misconceptions about renter’s insurance
• It Figures
• Beacon Mutual search
• Vermont captive industry celebrates 25th birthday in grateful state
• It Figures
• Oklahoma, Texas have most uninsured children
• Finding the ‘Road Home’ in Louisiana
• More drought relief needed in Oklahoma
• No reinsurance for Louisiana cost Allstate $2 billion
• Lawyers group pulls surfing contest sponsorship for fear of being sued
• Every W. Va. employer targeted for workers’ comp audit
• It Figures
• New crop insurance tools
• Mich. Supreme Court’s stand on asbestos cases could impact other states
• Brokers experience ‘exceptional’ second quarter; vigorous M&A activity
• Making the most out of each outside sales call
• Texas agent duplicates first ever hole-in-one
• Good sports
• Not telling consumers about risks may be an agent’s biggest risk
• Par for the course: golf club premiums
• Golf Course Risks and Greek Mythology?
• Help golf courses help themselves
• Major League Baseball scores with workers’ comp cost reduction program
• Rough riding for workers’ comp on the racetrack
• Motor sports coverage: garage risks on speed
• Film exposures: managing the risk of making a movie
• Ski industry controls risk even as snowboarders invade the slopes
• Claims myth fuels fear of building skateboarding parks
• Special events coverage can save the day
• In a league of its own
• Seven ways to sell more insurance while wearing a golf sweater
• 10 easy steps to a paperless agency
• Rough riding for workers’ comp on the racetrack
• Every W. Va. employer targeted for workers’ comp audit
• Industry on the Green
• Brokers experience ‘exceptional’ second quarter; vigorous M&A activity
• 10 easy steps to a paperless agency
• Ski industry controls risk even as snowboarders invade the slopes
• Illinois doctor disciplinary agency criticized
• In a league of its own
• News Currents
• Par for the course: golf club premiums
• Major League Baseball scores with workers’ comp cost reduction program
• Motor sports coverage: garage risks on speed
• Lawyers group pulls surfing contest sponsorship for fear of being sued
• Special events coverage can save the day
• Seven ways to sell more insurance while wearing a golf sweater
• Cameron Edens, 17, (on left) made history when he became the first player in 25 years to win back-to-back
• Texas agent duplicates first ever hole-in-one
• Golf Course Risks and Greek Mythology
• New crop insurance tools
• Floridians begin to question insurers’ ‘pup companies’
• Making the most out of each outside sales call
• Golf tips from agents
• Independent agents sold on golf
• Insurer’s injured workers’ data stolen; sold on Internet
• Michigan blocks asbestos case
• Rough riding for workers’ comp on the racetrack
• Claims myth fuels fear of building skateboarding parks
• Independent agents sold on golf
• Mich. Supreme Court’s stand on asbestos cases could impact other states
• Film exposures:
• Everything I need to know about management I learned from golf
• Everything I need to know about management I learned from golf
• New Markets
• New Markets
• FILMING ABROAD A RISKY BUSINESS
• People and Places
• Declarations
• Declarations
• Figures
• Figures
• Not telling consumers about risks may be an agent’s biggest risk

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