September 19, 2011
Insurance Journal West Magazine

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In this Issue

• Idea Exchange
  Cyber Security Risks a Matter of When, Not If
  Targeted Risk Management Can Help Stem Losses; Municipalities Facing ...
• Features
  The Increasing Cost of Data Breaches
  The cost of responding to data breaches is on the rise, according to a ...
• Features
  Methodology and Experience Important in Evaluating Fine Art & Collectible Claims
  Adjusting claims involving damage to fine art and collectibles may seem ...
• Features
  Mortgage Lawsuits Target Individuals as Well as Banks
  By suing 131 individuals in its effort to recover losses on $200 ...
• Business Moves
  Business Moves
  Yardi, Multifamily Insurance Group Santa Barbara, Calif.-based real ...
• Features
  California City May Lose Its Insurance Coverage
  A Southern California city has been told that it could lose its ...
• Features
  California Passes Bill on Employer Rights in Workers’ Comp Arbitration
  The California State Legislature passed legislation in early September ...
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• Features
  Driving Deaths Continue to Decline in Arizona
  Arizona's transportation department says that driving-related deaths ...
• Features
  Value in Hiring a Conservator
  There are several ways a conservator can assist claim adjusters in ...
• Features
  Lawyers Claim Montana Workers’ Comp Investigators Violate Privacy
  Two Billings attorneys are asking the Montana Supreme Court to stop ...
• Editor's Note
  On the Slow Track
  With jobs being scarce, many people lucky enough to have one are ...
• People & Places
  People
  XL Insurance has made six key appointments to its North America ...
• Features
  U.S. Taking a Beating from Disasters
  Nature is pummeling the United States this year with extremes. ...
• Features
  Washington Couple Settles Oregon ‘Treesort’ Claim
  A Washington state couple has settled a lawsuit against Josephine ...
• Features
  Washington Prepares for Workers’ Comp Rate Increase
  A workers' compensation rate increase may be in store for Washington ...

National Coverage

• Features
  The Votes Are In… America’s Best Independent Agencies to Work For
  Salaries and Benefits Lead but Quality of People and Relationships Win ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – Midwest
  Grandville, Michigan Berends Hendricks Stuit Tom Stuit is surprised. ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – Overall
  Pasadena, California Chapman This year's theme: communication. This ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – East
  Belchertown, Mass. Bell & Hudson "Our boss is the bomb," says Michelle ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – West
  San Pedro and Torrance, California Insurance Center Associates It was ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – South Central
  Houston, Texas HARCO Insurance Services "We already knew we were the ...
• Features
  Best Agency to Work For – Southeast
  Ocala, Fla. Holder Insurance Agency The day Holder Insurance Agency ...
• New Markets
  My New Markets
  Bringing Market Seekers and Market Providers Together Find markets in ...
• Features
  Customer Satisfaction with Home Insurers Improves, Says J.D. Powers
  Customer satisfaction with homeowners insurance companies this year is ...
• Closing Quote
  Enhanced Technology, Workflows Contribute to Workplace Satisfaction
  Over the years, I've engaged with thousands of independent insurance ...
• Features
  E&O Insights: Advising Clients on Coverage Needs When Children Leave the Nest
  With the college year again upon us, there is a good chance your agency ...
• Features
  How to Recruit for the Perfect Culture Fit
  Positive Work Environments Generate Lower Turnover Rates, Higher ...
• Features
  9/11 and Terrorism Risk 10 Years Later
  The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks forever changed how the insurance ...
• Growing Your Property Casualty Agency
  Be a Casual Specialist Instead of a ‘Sell Everything’ Generalist
  Six Informal Ways to Target Commercial Lines There are still plenty of ...

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