Midwest News for May 2009

• Wisconsin Proposal to Increase Driver Liability Coverage Still Being Evaluated
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Traffic Stop of Drunk Driver
• Michigan Agent Walker Named to Big ‘I’ Executive Committee
• Former Owner of Tannery Being Sued Admits Chromium 6 Was Used
• Dozens of Groups Oppose Change to Wisconsin Liability Laws
• Ameriana Bank to Purchase Indiana’s Chapin-Hayworth Insurance
• Heffernan Opens Wrap Up Insurance Solutions in Missouri
• Illinois AG Joins Midwest States Seeking Protection for Chrysler Workers
• Indiana Police Officer Faces Insurance Fraud Charge
• South Dakota Hopes Rumble Strips Will Reduce Accidents
• $12M Settlement Reached in Lawrence, Kan., Apartment Fire
• Minnesota Chapter of CPCU Society Swears in Officers
• Missouri DOT Urges Governor to Veto Repeal of Motorcycle Helmet Law
• United Fire & Casualty Reports Appointments, Rife’s Retirement
• Missouri Insurance Agents Honored With Trusted Choice Award
• National Interstate Insurance Celebrates 20-Year Anniversary
• Litigation Expected on Minnesota Insurance Bill as Session Ends
• President of Grange Insurance to Retire
• North Dakota Commissioner Revokes Insurance Agent’s License
• Ohio Joins in Objecting to Chrysler Sale for Workers’ Comp Reasons
• North Dakota to Focus on Seat Belts
• Michigan Termite Case Could Hike Liability for Real Estate Sellers
• Indiana Teachers’ Insurance Trust Hopes to Unload Debt
• Wisconsin Lawmakers Looking at ‘Pre-existing Conditions’ in Policies
• Spring Storms Tear Up Midwest, Claim 3 Lives in Missouri
• Bukaty Companies Adds 2 New Account Executives in P/C Unit
• Missouri Lawmakers Revise Fire Marshal Inspection Rule
• Wittwer Named President of American Specialty Insurance & Risk Svcs.
• Wisconsin Chemical Plant Explosions Force Evacuations
• J.M. Wilson Adds Tipton in Ohio
• Lockton Chicago Named a 2009 Best Place to Work in Illinois
• Specialty Underwriters’ Alliance Reports 20% Premium Growth for Q1
• Iowa Governor Signs Bill Expanding Benefits for First Responders
• Cleanup Begins After Midwest Storms Kill 6
• Michigan Supreme Court to Hear Ban on Insurers’ Use of Credit Scoring
• Herson Joins J.M. Wilson in Portage, Mich.
• New Insurance Brokerage Being Launched in Chicago
• Ohio Insurer Group: Proposed Fire Service Fees Not Always Covered
• Michigan Objects to Chrysler-Fiat Deal Over Workers’ Compensation Funds
• One America Transfering Jobs from North Dakota
• Missouri Becomes Latest State to Require Fire-Safe Cigarettes
• $17M Jury Award Against American Family Mutual Reinstated
• Nebraska Adds Engel as Insurance Fraud Investigator
• Indiana General Assembly Eliminates Credit Mandate for Insurers
• Ohio Approves Safety-Based Rate Reform Workers’ Comp Programs
• Nebraska Warns of Improper Producer Practices
• Nebraska Adds Hofmeister in Examination Division
• 2 More Kansas Storm Deaths Reported
• Heavy Rain Causing Missouri Flooding
• Kentucky Offers Regional Vehicular Homicide Training
• Indiana Legislation Penalizes ID Thieves

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