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September 19, 2005
West Edition
Latin Agents Issue
Latin Agents Urge Insurers to Join the Hispanic Market Explosion
As the Hispanic population surpasses 40 million with a combined purchasing power of more than $700 million, the insurance industry is keeping its eye on this ever-growing market segment. Hispanic agents and Latin agent insurance associations are playing an increasingly important role in representing minority agents and consumers, according to ...Features
Editor's Note: A Loss Greater than We Can Imagine
Court Ruling Says Asbestos-Related Disease Does Not Constitute 'Bodily Injury by Accident'
Federal Role in Regulation is the Big Unknown in Surplus Line's Future
In Uncertain Times, Surplus Market Certain to Respond
Surveying the Damage: After Katrina, Can the Industry Withstand Another Disaster?
New Orleans-Based GEB Insurance Agency Weathers Katrina
As the Hispanic Population Surges in the United States
Writing Wineries Requires More Than Just a Tasting
States Reopen their Disaster Playbooks in Light of Hurricane Katrina
States Take on Hurricane Relief
Born to File Claims: Driving Behavior is Written in the Stars
Mutual Trust & Respect Key to the Latino Insurance Market
Zodiac Underwriting Guide to Drivers
Insurance and the Echoes of History
Calif. State Fund to Disclose Broker Commissions to Policyholders
Insurance Companies Pushing Colorado Mountain Residents to Firescape
Parting Shots: Making the Case for Diversity on the "Top Deck"
Departments
Fraud Roundup
New Markets
Newsbriefs
- International Newsbriefs
- Utah Supreme Court Rules WCF Assets Not Owned by State
- CDI to Introduce Third Revision of Broker Fiduciary Regs
- Calif. Senate Approves Post-Disaster Insurance Bills
- Calif. Workers' Comp Bill Tabled
- Workers' Comp Gives Nev. Business Incentives
- Wash.'s L&I Proposes 3.8% Boost in Workers' Comp Rates
