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December 19, 2005
West Edition
New Markets Issue
Independent Agents Feel Hurricane Katrina's Full Force
Residents in many areas of the Gulf Coast watched their lives change forever on Aug. 29, 2005. When all was said and done, Hurricane Katrina went in the record books as the country's worst natural disaster, leaving a large swath of death and destruction in her wake. While independent insurance agents and claims adjusters were expected and ...Features
Editor's Note: Holiday High Jinks
A Katrina Diary: On the Road to Recovery
Hurricane Katrina Leads to Large Number of Claims, Frustration
Update from the Gulf Coast: A Policyholder's Perspective
Lloyd's Hurricane Losses Top $ 5 Billion
National Newsbriefs
Alternative Products Changing P/C Landscape
Tomorrow's Insurance Products Are Being Developed Today
Turn Routine Office Documents into Moneymaking Tools
Historic Hurricane Year Puts the Spotlight on Federal Flood Insurance
Insurers Urged to Assess Climate Change Risks
Five Major Hurricanes Expected in 2006
Five Major Hurricanes Expected in 2006
Duty to or Non Duty to Defend:What is the Best Defense Provision?
Office Holiday Party Hanky Panky? Think Again
Potential for Avian Flu Pandemic Casts a Frightening Shadow Over Insurers
Meeting Today's Challenges and Preparing for Tomorrow's
Calif. Court Rules in Favor of Earthquake Policyholders
Insurers Challenge "Underground Regulations"
Settlement Proposed in Insurance Agent Class Action Against ChoicePoint
Departments
Fraud Roundup
- Calif. Physician Sentenced for Eight Years
- Calif. Physician Sentenced for Eight Years
- Agent Arraigned on Felony Charges and Grand Theft
New Markets
Newsbriefs
- PRESIDENT DECLARES ALASKA MAJOR DISASTER FOLLOWING FALL WEATHER
- NAMIC CONCERNED ABOUT OREGON'S SINGLE CONSTRUCTION LIABILITY INSURER