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July 19, 2004
Midwest Edition
Contractors
Construction Defects Burning a Hole through the Residential Contractors Market
Whether real or imagined, the threat of construction defects litigation has burned through the residential contractors liability insurance market like a California wildfire. Over the past couple of years, contractors and their agents across the nation have been left to sift through the ashes for coverage for an industry that is otherwise ...Features
Editor's Note: Summertime Blues
Miss. Insurance Official Traces Frankel Insurance Scam From Conn. to Vatican Bank
Brokers Urged to Avoid Surprises in Lawyers' E&O
'Middle Market' Not Immune to Directors & Officers Worries
Contractual Liability Myths
Swett & Crawford Forms Professional Services Division
White to Head New Swett & Crawford Specialty Division
Marketing Leads to an Overabundant Number Of Prospects
China Wakes Up as the World Watches
Crop Insurers, Agents Unhappy With New SRA's $36 Million Subsidy Cut
New Specialty Trades Program Looks to Exploit Market Opportunity
MI-Assistant: Midwest Solutions Provider is On the Brink
Minding Your Business: Preparing to Sell or Merge the Agency
Parting Shots: Missouri Agents Deserve Better
Departments
Legal Beat
Newsbriefs
- WIS. SUPREMES OK MED-MAL CAPS:
- COMMISSION: MED-MAL CRISIS HURTING DOCTOR RECRUITMENT IN OHIO:
- CONSUMER GROUPS KNOCK MICH. INSURERS' 'DISHONESTY' ON CREDIT SCORING:
- PCI: MICH. BAN OUT OF STEP WITH OTHER STATES:
- ISO: INSURERS TO PAY OUT $1.65 BILLION FOR Q2 CAT CLAIMS:
- SURVEY: PRICING SURPASSES TERRORISM AS TOP CONCERN:
