Texas / South Central News for December 2006

• Study: Health Care Costs in La. Rise Faster Than Paychecks
• Texas Schedules Workshop on Workers’ Comp Health Care Networks
• FEMA Says Disaster Tax Relief Available for La. Residents
• Former La. Insurance Agent Arrested on Fraud Charges
• Ark. Joins Court Filing on Credit Scoring
• Moore Joins Texas-based BKS Insurance Agency
• Texas Announces November Enforcement Actions
• Texas Mutual Launches Purchasing Groups for Health Care Industry
• Arkansas Dedicates New Emergency Center
• 2 Small Earthquakes Rattle Oklahomans’ Nerves
• La. Judge Denies Move to Block Citizens from Hiking Rates
• Ark. Starts Insurance Program for Low-Income Workers
• NFIB Groups Earn Texas Mutual Dividends
• ID Theft, Fraud Case Leads Okla. AG to Ask for Statute Change
• Texas AG Cracks Down on Chemical Plants for Alleged Air Pollution
• La. Judge: Insurers Liable for Water
• Houston Nurse Sentenced for Workers’ Comp Fraud
• La. Woman, Stopped for Traffic Violation, Charged with Trying to Kill Officers
• Okla. Couple Pleads Guilty in Charity Fraud Case
• Okla. AG Warns Ketchum Bank Customers About ID Theft Scam
• Dallas’ Smith, Frank and Roach Howard Team up to Serve High Net Worth Clients
• Insurer for Orthodox Church in Texas Settles Abuse Claim
• Insurer Says it Settled with Astros Over Bagwell Claim
• La. Gov. Gets Just Two Bills Passed in Special Session
• La. Rating Commission Rejects Key Rule Change for Allstate
• La. House Approves Insurance Tax Credit for Homeowners
• Okla.’s First Ethanol Plant Gets Insurance, OK to Operate
• Seven Indicted for Workers’ Compensation Fraud in Texas
• Arkansas Reminds Producers of Flood Insurance Training Requirements
• IIAA, TSLA Join in Effort to Support Austin-based Food Bank
• Recovery Czar to Meet with Insurer Regarding Southern La.
• Lawsuit Filed to Block La. Citizens from Hiking Rates
• Texas Work Comp Division Revises Training, Scheduling for Doctors
• Odom Joins MarketScout as VP, Finance
• Kilburn, Reynolds Promoted at PWIB Texas
• Legislator Would ban Cell Phone use by Drivers in Ark.
• La. Gov. Can’t Drum up Votes for Spending Plans
• Texas Agents and Empower Insurance Respond to Christmas Wishes
• Call to Texas Arson Hotline Nails Juveniles
• Texas Agent Accused of Issuing Bogus Insurance Certificates in La.
• LWCC Reminds Employers to Keep Workplace Safe for Holiday Hires
• La. Insurance Agent Arrested and Issued C&D Order
• Okla. Chiropractor’s License Revoked for Violating Rules
• La. Gov.’s Spending Plans Approved by House Appropriations Committee
• Two More Plead Guilty in New Orleans Schools Insurance Kickbacks Case
• Democratic Rep. Jefferson wins House Runoff Election in La.
• La. Lawmakers See Little Hope for Insurance Reform
• TDI Announces October Enforcement Actions
• Wal-Mart Settles a Nearly $5.1 Million Insurance Lawsuit in Okla.
• La. Legislative Panel Adds $1.6B to Budget but Stalls on $827M
• Hartwig to Speak in Austin at Insurer Group’s Public Policy Forum
• La. Gov. Urges Insurer to Reverse Plan to Stop Renewing Commercial Policies
• Caudill Joins Colemont’s Texas Operations
• Higginbotham-Austin Adds Benefits Broker
• OSU Officials Consider Tobacco Ban
• La. Gov. Presses Ahead with Special Session for Dec. 8-17
• RMS Report Predicts Increasing Flood Risk in New Orleans
• Republic Group Stockholders Approve Acquisition by Delek Capital
• Hubacek Named Member Services Ambassador for IIAT
• Texas Agents’ Group Says Personal Lines Market is Competitive
• Brown & Brown Acquires Two Dallas Agencies
• Insurer Group to La. Lawmakers: Avoid Hasty Decision-Making
• St. Paul Travelers Won’t Renew Some Commercial Policies in New Orleans
• Texas Hospital Insurance Exchange Lowers Rates for Hospital Subscribers
• Leos Named Marketing Director at Hull & Company

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