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November 7, 2005
East Edition
PLUS Conference Issue
Disaster Claims and the Ripple Effect
Hurricane Katrina has long gone, but the aftereffects of the mighty storm are likely to linger for a very long time. Rita and Wilma have compounded the mess. The direct losses are staggering. The latest preliminary figures from the Insurance Services Office's Property Claim Services unit estimates U.S. P/C insurers will pay $34.4 billion in ...Features
Editor's Note: Update on Homeowners
This Just In: Industry Conduct After Spitzer Shows Old Habits Die Hard
The Price of $candal
Granite State Agent Wonders What It Takes to Sell Customers on Flood Coverage
Cost of Litigation Haunts U.S. Corporations More Than Winning Cases
Litigation as Corporate Reality
N.Y. Med Mal Premiums Jump by Geography
Insurers Challenge Delaware Claims History Regulation; Denn Vows to Defend in Court
Mid-Atlantic States Form Regional Hazard Consortium to Improve Emergency Readiness
Choice-less in Massachusetts Auto Insurance
Conn. Moves Quickly to Toughen Truck Insurance Reporting Rules
Mass. Weighs Requiring Residents to Purchase Health Insurance
N.Y. Readies 'Common Sense' Broker Pay Disclosure
'Shirt Sleeve Miners:' Trial Lawyers Panning for Gold at Vioxx Trial
Credit-based Insurance Scoring Remains a Key Legislative, Regulatory Issue
E&O Alert: Has Your Agency Outgrown Its Policies and Procedures?
Nonprofit D&O Essentials: Homeowners, Condo Association Boards Beware
Industry Focus: Assessing Client Risk in Health Care
Like A Virus
Debating the Changing Climate -- It's for the Birds
MarketScout Barometer Shows Continued Softening in Professional Liability Market
Employment Practices Liability: Like Fine Wine, Better With Time
Value Added Services Stand Out from the Pack
International Newsbriefs
National Newsbriefs
PCI Meeting Focuses on Reform of "Flawed" Regulatory System
Planning Ahead: Navigating Clients through Disasters
IJ Online Exclusive: Swett & Crawford Group Gains Independence Again
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