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Volume XXIII, No. 23 • October 28, 2003

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NY claims regulation upheld after prolonged battle

Industry pleased with two Mass. diminished value rulings

Changing claims Technology is changing claims management

Vermont hopes new chronic care model will slow costs

One-third of uninsured are at larger firms

Trial lawyers contend Mass. commissioner too powerful over polcies

Maine workers comp rates to be reduced

N.Y. licenses Omnicom as eleventh captive

Conn. to hear workers comp decrease at Nov. 5 hearing

Young driver seeks Mass. car rental law change

Federal ban on genetics in underwriting advances

Mass. AG wants auto rates flat; SRB advocates slight hike

Supporters need more votes to advance Senate class action curbs

Penn.charges accountant at fault in Reliance collapse

PC cat losss up 300%; N.Y. resolves terror poliocy spat

A.M. Best says A&E reserves underfunded by nearly 40%

University not liable in basketball scuffle

Gettin' the smell, mold, soot, smoke out

ACLI tackles cultural divide between banks and insurers

Premature death of spouse has long term financial effects

MassMutual's free life poilices in R.I.; Banks' insurance earnings; Hub network buys agencies

Salvage firms compete with Internet and overseas

Boston hospitals now stable but high costs still haunt employers

Public uneasy; support for universal health care growing

Empire Blues conversion; Mass. workers' option

Personal Lines Telamon; Demetriou; MMG

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