Southeast News for January 2007

• Fla. Emergency Rule Would Freeze Insurers’ Moves Until June
• BrickStreet Adds Two Underwriters in Southeast Region
• Driver’s Ed Now Required, Georgia Teens Line Up for Classes
• Brown & Brown Begins CEO Succession Plan
• Alabama Considers Tougher Teen Driving Laws
• Montfort Named VP with Willis LegalGuard Team in Fla.
• Miss. Could Have Policyholder Bill of Rights by April
• Miss. AG Hood Turns Up Heat on Insurers to Settle Katrina Disputes
• West Virginia Exposes Workers’ Comp Fraud
• State Farm Storm Surge Settlement Could Scare Insurers from Mississippi Market
• W. Va. Judge Dismisses 400 Flood Claims Against Coal Firms
• Hurricane Expert Mayfield to Speak at Windstorm Conference
• My Safe Florida Program Launches On-line Search Option
• Florida Insurance Vote Reflects Political Shift Against Insurers’ Wishes
• Tenn. Traffic Deaths Down Since Enactment of DUI, Seat Belt Laws
• N.C. Will See a 5.4% Average Increase in Homeowners Insurance
• Fla. Gov. Crist Signs Property Insurance Bill
• Only 2 Fla. Lawmakers to Oppose Insurance Bill Out as Chairmen
• Fla. Insurance Bill On Gov. Crist’s Desk Comes with Risks
• State Farm Settles Miss. Katrina Lawsuits; Agrees to Reopen Other Miss. Claims
• Miss. Commissioner Dale to Run for Eighth Term
• Ex-State Farm Adjusters Tell Miss. Grand Jury of Katrina Claims
• Ky. Plane Crash Details Could Boost Case for Punitive Damages
• Miss. Commissioner Sets Hearing for Consumer Bill of Rights
• Fla. Lawmakers Agree on Insurance Relief Plan; Bill Sent to Gov. Crist
• Fla. CFO Launches Nationwide Search for Fraud Director
• Florida Lawmakers Near Agreement; Vote Expected Today on Insurance Plan
• State Farm Settles a Miss. Katrina Lawsuit Before Trial
• Kentucky Judge Permits Christians-Only Health Plan to Continue
• Fla. Places Vanguard Fire & Casualty Under State Control
• Fla. Mortgage Lenders Unlikely to Back Homes Without Wind Coverage
• Georgia Chief Vows Hearing into Commission Cuts by St. Paul Travelers
• W. Va. Tackles Mine Safety Rules to Address Sago Tragedy
• Fla. House and Senate Expected to Meet Through Weekend to Merge Bills
• Fla. Day 2: Senate Passes 25% Rate Cut; Citizens Would Enter Commercial
• Feds Arrive in Kentucky to Investigate Hazardous Chemical Rail Fire
• W.Va. Building Where Fire Killed 7 Lacked Sprinklers
• Fla. Officials Get to Work as Special Insurance Session Opens
• Fla. Insurance Costs Seen Behind Shorter Stays by Snowbirds
• Fla. Session Day 1: Expanding State’s Hurricane Cat Fund Tops the Agenda
• Kentucky Survivors Recall The Ohio River Valley Flood of 1937
• Tenn. Gov. Bredesen Names Newman as Insurance Commissioner
• Rep. Thompson: Miss. Katrina Ruling Will Prompt Probe of Insurers
• Fla. Lawmakers Face Balancing Act in This Week’s Insurance Session
• Police Increase Patrols as Fires Hit 2 Churches in N.C.
• Quinn Named President of Atlanta-Based Engle Martin
• Wholesale Broker Mercator Opens Florida Office
• Fla.’s Citizens Board Recommends Wallace as New President
• Miss. House Votes $30 Million for Wind Pool; Bill Moves to Senate
• Fla. Senate Proposal Would Give Citizens Customers Relief
• Health Savings Account Firm Exits W. Va. in Dispute with State
• W. Va. Man Jailed, Indicted on Insurance Fraud Charge
• Miss. Commissioner Dale Undecided on Seeking New Term
• Workers’ Comp on Priority List for S.C. Legislature, Gov. Sanford
• Miss. Lawmakers Seek Ways to Lower Insurance Cost to Boost Development
• Ky. Law Enforcement Veteran to Lead Insurance Fraud Unit
• Fla. Business Coalition Offers Advice for Solving Insurance Crisis
• J. Rolfe Davis Insurance of Florida Names New President
• CFO Sink Sworn In as Lone Democrat in Fla. Cabinet
• Insurers Overturn Fla. Restriction on Use of Credit Scoring
• Fla. Gov. Crist Calls for Congress to Address Catastrophe Insurance Costs
• Competitive Fla. Workers’ Compensation Market Has a Few Gaps
• Kentucky: Ruling Expected Soon in Christian Health Care Case
• W. Va. Seeks Fix for Soaring Health Insurance Costs
• New Year Brings Higher Insurance Rates, Minimums for S.C. Drivers
• Miss. Gov. Barbour Says Katrina Recovery, Budget Top 2007 Agenda
• Fla. Gov. Crist Returns Donation From Firm With Insurance Ties

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