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September 10, 2001
West Edition
Surplus Lines Update
NAPSLO Retrospective: A Visit With Outgoing President John Latham
John Latham will soon step aside as National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices (NAPSLO) president making room for Tap Johnson, Jr. Before his exit, he agreed to spend a few minutes with Insurance Journal to review his term as the head of the organization. "Perhaps the most important thing I want to say is what a great honor it ...Features
Editor's Note: Singin' the Hard-to-Place Blues
Construction Defect, Mold Issues Considered During Last Days of Calif. Session
Environmental Pollution Insurance: A Fluid and Ever-changing Market
Are Fine Arts Floaters A Silver Lining in the Insurance Market Cloud'
Meeting Volume Requirements Presents a Challenge for Agents
Surplus Lines Market Shows Growth Despite Sluggish Economy
Fear of the Unknown—The Mold Issue Raises More Questions Than Answers
Study Finds Growing Demand for Intellectual Property Coverage
Assessing Property/Casualty Insolvency Exposure—2001 to 2002
Insurance Legislation for Hate-Crime Victims Moves to Gov. Davis
Hollywood and the Insurance Industry
Parting Shots: Looking Back at the Rise of NAPSLO
Departments
Fraud Roundup
- The Camera Never Lies
- 'Want Me to Steal Your Motorcycle''
- Ask and You Shall 'Receipt'
- '3' is Not His Lucky Number
- Zero Tolerance for Former Cop
- Cashing in on Fraud
- Pulling the Rug out from Under a Scam
Newsbriefs
- NATIONWIDE INFRINGED UPON'
- S&P GIVES FRONTIER 'R'
- WORKERS' COMP BILL FALLS SHORT
- 8 INSURERS FEEL FIRE RISKS
- CREDIT SCORING PONDERED
- LAAA JOINS NAAA
- PROGRESSIVE UNVEILS IBPP
- FIRST NEVADA GETS 'R'
- ARGONAUT ENDS QUEENSWAY PACT
- FBI ARRESTS PRIEST IN FRANKEL CASE
