Texas / South Central News for May 2009

• Time Running Out for Texas’ Windstorm Association Bill
• La. House Considers Hand-Held Cell Phone Ban
• Texas Senate Moves to Pass TWIA Reforms
• 5th Circuit Upholds Ruling in Katrina Damage Case
• Okla. Governer Vetos Insurance Bill; Teacher Bill
• Texas Revamps Sex Offender Web site
• Texas Legislation Big and Small in Peril
• Combined Agents Names Management Committee; Adds New Agency
• Ex-con Advised Cowboys On Structure That Collapsed
• Combined Agents Elects Management Committee and Adds New Member
• Logjam in Texas House Threatens Windstorm Bill, Other Legislation
• Oklahoma’s Bramlett Receives Big ‘I’ Award for Service to Other Agents
• Oklahoma AG: Law Allowing Guns in Vehicles at Workplaces Will Stand
• Oklahoma Gov. Signs Comprehensive Tort Reform Legislation
• Coastal Insurance Rates Could Rise if Federal Tax Law is Enacted
• Recovery From Tornado Taking Shape in Mena, Ark.
• Oklahoma Senate Approves Workers’ Compensation Judge Plan
• Auto Thefts Down Dramatically in Texas But Car Burglaries Rise
• Oklahoma House Passes Workers’ Comp Judge Resolution
• Louisiana Auditor, Citizens Property Insurance Disagree on Rates
• Americas Insurance to Underwrite New Policies in Louisiana
• Young Insurance Agents’ Service Project to Kick Off Texas Conference
• Empower Insurance Named ‘Company of the Year’ by PIA of Texas
• Oklahoma Readies Uninsured Driver System for Memorial Day Weekend
• A.M. Best Downgrades Ratings of Oklahoma Farm Bureau Group
• Most Katrina Deaths a Direct Result of Flooding, Study Finds
• Charges Dropped Against Aide to Former Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner
• Mexican Bus Crash Victims’ Families Sue
• Tank in Blast That Killed 3 Not Inspected for More Than 10 Years
• Texas House OKs Injured Worker Bill
• Not So Prodigious: Texas Supreme Court and Late Notice
• Texas Senate Passes Driver Education Bill
• Bill Banning ‘Step-Down’ Clauses in Auto Policies Advances in Louisiana
• Contractors’ Proof of Liability Coverage Bill Sent to Oklahoma Gov.
• Texas’ March Enforcements Result in $325K in Fines, Restitution
• Oklahoma Lawmakers Forge Agreement on Lawsuit Reform Package
• Arkansas High Court Denies Class-Action For Union Pacific Lawsuit
• Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Texas-based Employee Benefit Broker
• Texas Jury Awards $72.6M Against Law Firm in Patent Case
• Louisiana House Panel OKs Fee Increase on Homeowners Policy
• Texas Small Businesses to See Tax Relief Under Bill Passed by House
• Named Storm Deductible Bill Passes Louisiana House
• Engineer Distances Himself From Storm Damage at Cowboys’ Facility
• Report Warns of Gaps in Louisiana Emergency Plans, Officials Skeptical
• Louisiana Insurance Agent Accused of Pocketing Premiums
• Insurer Group Assists Auto Theft Prevention Efforts in SE Texas
• New Orleans Area Agent Accused of Filing Fraudulent Claim
• Insurance Information and Highway Safety Execs to Speak in Texas
• TWIA’s Chair Langford Honored by Texas Senate
• Electronic Insurance Verification System Being Launched in Oklahoma
• Texas Senate Approves Windstorm Bill
• La. Bond Broker’s ‘Straw Man’ Gets Probation
• Schwab Named Chairman of MetLife Auto & Home Panel

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