Texas / South Central News for October 2008

• Texas Teen Dies in Seat Belt Accident
• Man Arrested for Arson in New Orleans
• Oklahoma Gets HUD Funding to Aid in Disaster Recovery
• Louisiana Saints’ Nesbit Files Lawsuit Against Diet Pill Manufacturer
• Texas Nonfatal Workplace Injury/Illness Rate at 5-Year Low in 2007
• Storms Take Toll on Louisiana Nonfarm Jobs
• 2008 a Rough Year for Texas Insurers
• Texas Lawmakers Critical of Federal Response to Hurricane
• Texas Windstorm Insurance Pool’s Mobile Claim Office Closing Nov. 5
• Arkansas High Court Won’t Rule on Workers’ Comp Fairness Issue
• Arkansas Insurance Company Owner Sentenced to 6 Years
• 4 CAA Members Make ‘Best Practices’ List
• Texas EMT Sentenced in Workers’ Comp Fraud Case
• RMS Estimates Ike Insured Losses Now in $13B to $21B Range
• Insurance Checkpoints Continue to be a Priority in Louisiana
• 2,000 Texas Families Moving to FEMA Trailers
• Jury Convicts Louisiana Woman in Money Laundering Scheme
• New Van Provides Better Road-Condition Pictures in Arkansas
• Texas Monitoring for Fairness in Treatment of Ike-Affected Policyholders
• Louisiana Money Laundering Case Deliberations Resume
• Spilman Named Governmental Affairs Manager for Texas Agents Group
• Meurer and Grimsley Join Texas Security General in San Antonio
• Arkansas’ Unemployment Rises to 4.9%
• Suits Filed Over Arkansas Rail Explosion
• Hospital Group Earns First Texas Mutual Dividend
• Texas Supreme Court Revisits Workplace Injury Case
• Beecher Carlson Names Levene Managing Director, Opens Dallas Office
• Hanchey and Prince Join Specialty Risk Associates in Baton Rouge
• SBA: $50M Approved for Louisiana Storm Victims
• Medical Professional Liability Insurer Drops Rates by 6.2% in Texas
• Aon Consulting Adds Heck in Houston Office
• Louisiana Citizens Settles Policyholder Lawsuits for $35 Million
• Confie Seguros Acquires Alamo Auto Insurance Group
• Louisiana High Court Rejects Insurance Liquidation Case
• Louisiana Producer Charged With Submitting Falsified Claims
• Texas Regulators: Ike Repairs on Coast Must Follow Building Code Rules
• Crime Prevention Program Comes to Texas/Mexico Border
• Oklahoma Lawmakers Consider Making ATVs and UTVs ‘Street-Legal’
• FEMA Extends Hurricane Ike Housing Deadline in Louisiana
• Texas AG Urges Continued Reporting of Ike Related Price Gouging
• Deadlines Near for Renewing Katrina, Rita Flood Insurance Policies
• Louisiana State Senator Pleads Guilty in Money Laundering Case
• Fines for No Insurance Included in $815M Texas Drivers Owe State
• Ike is Costliest Storm in Texas History; Price Tag Now More Than $11B
• American National Aiding Clients of Former Agent Accused of Premium Theft
• Houston-based General Agency Adds Starmark as a Provider
• Medicus Names Johnson Chief Financial Officer
• Medical Group Earns First Texas Mutual Workers’ Comp Dividend
• Regulators: 40,000 Policies to be Removed From Louisiana Citizens
• US Credit Crisis Threatens New Orleans’ Recovery
• Texas Commission Says Insurance Counsel Should Remain Independent
• Ike Claims for Texas Windstorm Pool May be Less Than Expected
• Texas Lawmakers to Review Ike Damage and State’s Response
• Louisiana Senator Says State Declared Agricultural Disaster
• Feds Deny Flood Aid to Oklahoma; Gov. Henry Seeks Public Help
• OSHA Fines Oklahoma Refinery $91K
• Louisiana Regulator Honored by National Insurance Society
• Texas Company Cited in Fatal I-430 Bridge Accident in Arkansas
• Louisiana Lawmakers Seek Limit on Named Storm Deductibles
• Louisiana Citizens Board Approves Increase
• Investigation: Ike’s Toll on Environment a Heavy One
• Arkansas Court to Consider Workers’ Comp Fairness Issue
• Port of New Orleans Settles With Insurer Over Katrina Damage
• Texas Orders Nearly $220K in Fines, Restitution in August
• Scholarships Raised for North Texas Risk and Insurance Students
• Most Texas Banks Stable and Safe, Advisory Firm Says
• Texas Law Firm Pleads Guilty to Role in Staged Accident Scheme
• Texas Rolls Out Insured Driver Database Statewide
• Adjusters Working Ike Claims from Texas Coast to Arkansas Border
• Madden to Serve as President of Dallas Independent Agents Group
• Pair to Stand Trial in Oklahoma for Inflating Insurance Company Assets
• Former Louisiana Commissioner Gets Law License Back
• Texas Windstorm Insurance Association Answers Policyholder FAQs
• Low Income, Elderly in 6 Texas Cities to Receive Smoke Alarms
• Texas-based Combined Agents of America Adds 37th Member

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