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July 22, 2002
South Central Edition
Agency Management + Premium Finance
Surplus Lines, The Industry's Safety Valve
It is a rare occurrence today, but not so long ago tying down the safety valve was viewed as an acceptable way to improve a steam boiler's performance when demand peaked. The objective was to increase the boiler's output to meet demand that temporarily outstripped its rated capacity. The result all too often was just the opposite, a devastating ...Features
Editor's Note: A Safety Valve
Editor's Note: A Safety Valve
Profits Fell, Losses Climbed for P/C Industry
How Retail Agents Can Best Use the Surplus Lines Industry
Damage from Texas Floods Could Top $1 Billion
Munich Re Creates a Stir With Reserves Announcement
Surveying the E&S Market with Swett & Crawford's Hartoch
Surplus Lines Industry Continues to Play its Role
The Surplus Lines Market—From Deep in the Heart of Texas
Prevent Water Damage with Monthly T.L.C. (Thorough Leak Checks)
Disparities Between House, Senate Bills Hold Up Terrorism Backstop
Parting Shots: E&S Professionals Meet Challenges with Innovative Solutions
Departments
Legal Beat
- A Short Walk Through Surplus Lines
- A Short Walk Through Surplus Lines
- A Short Walk Through Surplus Lines
Newsbriefs
- TX GOP in League with Insurers'
- La. Auto Rates Rising
- WC Guidelines Under Fire
- Oklahoma Agent Suspended
- TX Court Limits Med-Mal Exposure
- TX GOP in League with Insurers'
- La. Auto Rates Rising
- WC Guidelines Under Fire
- Oklahoma Agent Suspended
- TX Court Limits Med-Mal Exposure
