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Volume XXIII, No. 7 • April 1, 2003

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Mass. health system fix includes insurer tax

NY to expand access to state's captive law

Insurers cancel risky Mid east policies

Maine, Mass. Senators at odds over assocoation health plans

Changes in Mass. auto inspections debated

Urban auto policy opposed in Conn.

Group questions 'leveraging' by reinsurance brokers

S&P explains negative outlook for P&C industry

Arsonist can sue for claim refusal, Maine judge rules

Survey confirms many businesses reject terror coverage

D&O underwriters urged to raise retentions for Fortune 500

A.M. Best reports rise in P&C company failures to 38

Philadelphia's new BOP designed for professionals

Liberty Mutual's new umbrella aims at larger national risks

Voluntary benefits: Is anybody buying'

Marketing of voluntary benefits requiers fersh approach

Disability risk for small businesses higher they think

Not all welcome proposed NH health reforms

Maine amassing health claims data bank to track spending

Non-poor uninsured an opportunity for health insurers

Mass. Blues looks to make HMO a not-for-profit

New AIDS drug's cost triple other treatments

Has managed care improved healthcare'

Cap on benefits may be cure for drug costs

Harvard Pilgrim sees debit card boostong FSAs

Savings needed for a retiree's health may top $1 million

Future Mass. retirement shortfall adds to pressure on state

Counting cigarettes to calculate cancer risk

MetLife, Pru top Maine unclaimed property list

InsWeb, eHealthinsurance settle lawsuit

Howe life insurance sales on web are faring

Personal Lines April 1

Editorial Opinion Weighing In