Southeast News for November 2006

• Management Shifts at Georgia Casualty, Association Casualty
• Finch to Join Britt/Paulk in New Office in Atlanta
• Florida Calls Special Session on Insurance Issues for Jan. 16
• Fire at 100-Year Old Georgia Church Deemed Arson
• Miss. Court: Hotel Not Liable in Death of Guest
• Recovering Miss. Businesses Face Hefty Commercial Insurance Hikes
• Fla. Approves New 2.5% Surcharge on Citizens Insurance Homeowners
• Nationwide Appeals Technical Issues in Miss. Court Katrina Win
• Miss. Starts Review of Katrina Claims Handling with State Farm
• Fla. Legislative Session on Insurance Now Seen Likely in January
• Hanover Launches Connections Auto Product in Georgia
• Athens, Tenn. Leaders Accused of Withholding ISO Fire Rating
• Virginia Attorney’s Suit Blames City for Hurricane Floyd Floods
• OSHA Cites Ga. Contractors For Work Site Hazards at Trenches
• Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires South Carolina’s Adams & Associates
• Miss. Governor Seeks Federal Aid for State’s Wind Pool
• Mississippi Seeks Public Comment on Homeowner Grant Program
• Mississippi Governor Cited for Handling of Hurricane Katrina
• N.C. Seeks SBA Disaster Declaration for Columbus County
• Tenn. Report: Medical Malpractice Payments Rise
• Judge Slashes Pay for CEO of Ala.-based Vesta Insurance
• Reynolds Named Southeast Manager for Mutual Insurer Trade Group
• Mail Service Resumes at Ala. Department of Insurance
• Widow Sues Kentucky Mine Operators for $65 Million
• Citizens to Seek Additional Hikes in Fla. Windstorm Premiums
• Judge Allows Miss. Suit Against Agent for Lapsed Flood Policy
• At Least 3 Dead in N.C. Tornadoes That Swept Across South
• Work Begins on New State Fire Academy in W. Va.
• New Research Center in Miss. Aims for Better Hurricane Forecasts
• N.C.’s Jones, Duplin Counties Face Deadline for Ernesto Claims
• Medical Malpractice Market in W. Va. Improves
• Fla. Weighs Special Session to Take Up Property Insurance Ideas
• Report Cites Safety Violations in Two West Virginia Mine Deaths
• Williams Named N.C. Department of Insurance Legislative Counsel
• Nationwide Insurance Seeks Arbitration on Fla. Rate Request
• Mississippi: Judge May Consider Consolidating 1,000 Lawsuits
• Allstate Floridian Reduces Rate Increase Request
• Reelection the Order of the Day in Georgia for Oxendine
• Agents’ Favorite Sink Sinks Lee in Florida CFO Contest
• Gabor Unveils Program for Neighborhood Restaurants in Florida
• Alabama Mayor Resigns to Join Coastal Insurance Agency
• Sparks Fly in Ga. Supreme Court Race
• Ky. Family’s Suit Over Comair Crash Faults Plane Design
• Georgia Issues Annuity Regulations
• Gov. Riley, Republicans Expected to Win Big in Alabama
• Cooper Appointed Tenn. Attorney General
• Southeast Regulators United in Call for National Disaster Plan
• Judge Denies Class Action Status for Ky. Suit Against Allstate
• Workers’ Comp for W. Va.’s Sago Mine Families at $10 MIllion
• USAA 40% Rate Hike Denied in Florida
• Florida CFO Race Down to Wire
• Incumbent Oxendine Faces Drexinger for Ga. Insurance Post
• Judge Denies Miss. Couple New Trial on Storm Surge Coverage
• Florida FEMA Trailer Park Residents Face Deadline to Move
• N.C. Child Safety Coordinator Honored
• OSHA Proposes $112,000 in Fines for Tuscaloosa Contractor
• BB&T Insurance to Acquire Fla. Agency Wyman, Green & Blalcok
• Amory, Miss. Agent Surrenders License

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