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August 22, 2005
East Edition
Contractors Issue
Residential Contractors Market: Home Builders Face Tough Climb
As construction development in the United States reaches an all time peak, with overall spending up 7.5 percent in 2005 compared to 2004, agents and brokers writing contractor business are having a tough time locating markets to insure their clients. While business may be booming for contractors, finding insurance, especially general liability ...Features
Editor's Note: Sponge Bob's All Wet
Barometer Shows Premiums on the Decline for Contractors Market
International Newsbriefs
Claims History Model Act Now in Hands of State Legislators
Brokerage Watch
Seven Steps in Selling Your Agency
Cosgrove, Dean of American Insurance Journalists, Dies at 93
Study: Short-Term TRIA Renewal Recommended; Long-Term Solution Needed
Insurance Industry's Share of Weather-Related Losses Rising, Researcher Says
Born to File Claims: Driving Behavior is Written in the Stars
When Failure to Provide Fall Protection Becomes a Willful OSHA Violation
Debate Over Mandating Home Sprinklers About to Heat Up
Eavesdropping Scandal Aftermath Pits Insurer Vs. Virginia GOP
AIG Denies Claims Fraud Charges by Consortium of Reinsurers
Departments
Newsbriefs
- HEALTH INSURANCE RATES RISING:
- HOSPITALS WEIGHING APOLOGY POLICY:
- SCHOOL INSURER SAYS BULLY'S PARENTS SHOULD PAY:
- 20 YEARS LATER, AMBASSADOR AWARD:
- AUTO LEASING GETS NEW LIFE:
- PHYSICIAN DECERTIFICATION HAILED:
- INSURERS SUE SECURITY FIRM:
- SEDAN OWNERS PROTEST RATES:
- WORKERS' COMP HEARING SET:
- HOMEOWNERS RENEWALS RESTRICTED: