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May 17, 2004
Midwest Edition
AAMGA Issue
Making the Rounds With South Dakota's Governor
Michael Rounds was having trouble sleeping at night. An insurance agent by trade and a politician by passion, he had told close friends and associates that he would not run for the governorship of South Dakota. It was 2001, a year after Rounds' term in the state Senate —where he served as Republican majority leader—was limited by law and a year ...When Comparing Apples-To-Apples Whom Should You Trust'
Hard markets have a way of making insurance company financial strength ratings a hot topic of discussion, and not just among insurance agents and brokers. Professional risk managers and other insurance buyers, consumer advocates, regulators and the media all get into the act. Insurance agents and brokers often find themselves taking some heat ...Features
Editor's Note: Rounds and Rounds We Go
AAMGA's Outgoing President Reflects on Importance of Membership
Aligned Interests—Agency Perpetuation through the Leavitt Group
Business Made Easy Integrated Technology Solutions Key to Success
RIMS Report: Commercial Insurance Buyers Look Forward to Lower Prices
High-Tech Systems Help Make the Agent an Underwriter
Michigan's Granholm Moves to Ban Insurance Scoring
AMS Says Real-Time Comparative Rater is Only Months Away
IIABA Legislative Conference Allows Agents, Brokers Chance to Lobby
Team Selling: A New Look at 'Survival of the Fittest'
Insurers Prepare for a Post-TRIA World; 'Baby Steps' Toward Federal Regulation
Special Advertising Supplement: Microsoft - We See Great Moments In Insurance
Parting Shots: The Market Will Always Be 'The Market'
Departments
Fraud Roundup
- Couple Stole $17 Million From Agency, Feds Charge
- Minn. Insurance Regulator Pushes for Fraud Unit
- Toledo Man Gets 30 Days for Comp Fraud
- Ill. High Court Tosses Out Fraud Claim for Lack of Proximate Cause
New Markets
- School Bus Operators
- Public Venues
- Professional Liability for Agencies
- Animal Liability
- Casualty Premises Pollution
- Defense Base Act Workers' Comp
Newsbriefs
- JURY RULES FOR SWISS RE IN WTC CASE:
- PLACING AUTO BUSINESS IN ILL. SURPLUS MARKET MAY GET EASIER:
- DOI CONSOLIDATION, MED-MAL ALSO ON ILL. DOCKET:
- SEGAL SUPPORTERS START WEB SITE:
- IOWA PASSES NCOIL MODEL, TORT LIMITS:


