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January 26, 2004
West Edition
E&S Directory Vol. I
One-on-One with Arizona State Fund President Don Smith
In recent months, we've heard nothing but praise for Arizona's workers' compensation system, especially when compared to the trouble California system. Wondering what all the hoopla was all about, I contacted Don Smith, president & CEO of the Arizona State Compensation Fund after hearing him speak at a recent forum in San Diego. Smith has been ...Features
Editor's Note: E&S Directory Packs a Punch
Members Approve Trade Assoc. Merger; New Group Opens Doors as PCI
New Trade Association Gives Voice to Calif. Insurers
The Case for Group Legal: Now More Than Ever
Improved Disclosures, Accountability Brings New Challenges to Insurers
10th Anniversary of Northridge Earthquake Remembered
More than the Grand Canyon and Copper
NAIC's Ario Says Producer Licensing Reform, Credit Scoring are Top Priority
Natural Disasters More Severe and More Costly
Study Shows Deadly Gaps in State Road Safety Laws
Is Consolidation of the Brokerage Industry Working'
IIABA Notes Legislative Agenda for New Year
The Strange Saga of Near North National Group's Michael Segal
I.I.I. Survey Reports Industry Leaders Expect Improved Profits in 2004
Building Agency Value Through Perpetuation
Controlling Medical Costs in Workers' Compensation
Malpractice Reform Must Focus on Reducing Patient Injury
Court Invalidates Auto Insurance Discount Law
Modernizing the Sales and Service Functions in an Insurance Agency
Catastrophes Set the Stage for the Marine Insurance Marketplace
E&S Foresight and Good Management Ease Hard Market Pains
On the Street
Parting Shots: Leaving a Lasting Legacy
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Legal Beat
Newsbriefs
- CALIF. AGENT FEES UP 10% IN 2004:
- QUAKE INSURED LOSSES PEGGED AT $40-$60MIL:
- NAPSLO MID-YEAR SET FOR SCOTTSDALE:
- IDAHO OFFERS ONLINE IN-STATE PRODUCER LICENSE RENEWAL SERVICE:
- WASH. STATE LEADERS AIM TO CONTROL MED-MAL INSURANCE PREMIUMS:
- NAMIC REPORT DETAILS STATE TORT REFORM EFFORTS:
