Southeast News for December 2006
- N.C. Weather Watchers Set Record for Severe Warnings in 2006
- Infinity to Consolidate Units in Alabama; 500 New Jobs Possible
- Ga.-Based Auto Writer AssuranceAmerica Expands to Louisiana
- Tennessee Insurance Broker Arrested on $1.8M Wire Fraud Charges
- Miss. Doctors to Receive 20% Premium Refunds
- BrickStreet Purchases Charleston, W. Va. Town Center Site
- Public Adjuster Fees Capped to Protect Florida Tornado Victims
- Ga. Commissioner Urges Fireworks Safety for New Year Celebration
- Florida’s Citizens Opens Emergency Operations Center in Deland
- Fla. Faces Destruction Delivered by 4 Christmas Tornadoes
- Miss. AG Hood Urges Insurers Settle Not Fight Katrina Claims
- SeaBright to Open Southeast Regional Office in Atlanta
- Fla. Jury Awards $16 Million in Brain Surgery Malpractice Case
- Florida’s Star Casualty Earns B++ Rating from A.M. Best
- W.Va.’s BrickStreet Beefs Up Underwriting Team
- Florida Storm Hotline Ready to Assist Tornado Victims
- Miss. AG’s Katrina Suit Moved to Gulf Coast Federal Court
- Most Tenn. Med-Mal Cases End in No Payout But Incur Defense Costs
- Insurance Surcharges Add up for Florida Property Owners
- Miss. Commissioner Promises Consumers an Insurance Bill of Rights
- Miss. Couple Appeals Katrina Wind v. Water Ruling
- Harrison Joins Burns & Wilcox in N.C.
- Fla. Approves 8.2% Rate Hike for Allstate
- Warm Winter Weather Helps Georgia Lower Fire Death Toll
- N.C. Retains Fifth Lowest Auto Insurance Rates
- Skyrocketing Insurance Rates Part of Gov. Bush’s Legacy
- Hurricanes Provide Florida with Practice for Handling Possible Pandemic
- Fla.’s Citizens Makes Sinkhole Coverage Optional for Some
- Supreme Court: Florida Insurance Law Doesn’t Cover ‘Snowbirds’
- State Farm to Begin Excluding Wind Coverage in Miss.
- Fla. Motorists Win Class Action Over State Sale of Records to Bank
- Engineers Urge Better Safety for Public Workers After Fla. Explosion
- Gov.-Elect Crist Kicks Off Inaugural Festivities in Miami
- Two N.C. Insurance Investigators Honored for Anti-Fraud Work
- The Hartford Enters W. Va. Personal Lines Independent Agency Market
- Allstate Floridian Lowers Rate Bids
- W. Va. Coal Industry Struggles to Find Lightning Solution
- West Virginia Woman Faces Insurance Fraud Charges
- Kentucky Aids Small Businesses with Health Insurance Costs
- Relocating Miss. Art Museum Depends on FEMA, Insurance Monies
- National Group Says W.Va. is Getting Less Healthy
- Palm Beach Man Accused of Underreporting Workers’ Comp Payroll
- Incoming W.Va. House Speaker Vows to ‘Lead from Middle’
- Fla. CFO-Elect Announces Chief of Staff, Administration Director
- N.C. DMV Call Center Moving From Raleigh to Bladen County
- Brown & Brown to Reimburse Fla. Municipalities $4.8 Million in Fees
- West Virgina Report on Sago Mine Explosion Expected Monday
- Summit Names Wood as Southeastern V.P.
- Florida Agents’ Communications Director Honored with Award
- Citizens Delays Action on 55% Hike for Fla. Homeowners
- W.Va. Probe Finds Lightning Set Off Sago Mine Explosion
- Tenn. Insurance Commissioner Flowers Resigns
- W.Va. Expands Insurance Coverage to Include More Children
- Marsh Unit Arranges Collateral Program for N.C. Workers’ Comp Fund
- Florida CFO-Elect Picks Hallman as Next State Fire Marshal
- Fla. Council Weighs Requiring Kayak Safety Course
- Fla. Launches New Citizens Web Site as Public Meetings Begin
- Atlantic Specialty Lines of Fla. Acquires Gary Markel
- Florida Program Exceeds Goal of 12,000 Free Home Inspections
- Insurance Costs Cited as S.C. Coastal Housing Prices Dip
- Campbell, Swing Join Britt/Paulk in Georgia
- Two-County Sweep in N.C. Yields 10 Arrests for Insurance Fraud
- Gov.-elect Crist Optimistic Fla. Will Address Insurance Costs
- Rental Firm Not Liable If Driver Lies About License, Miss. Court Decides
- SIAA Master Agency Established in Northern Tenn.
- Florida Medical Malpractice Market Competitive, Report Finds
- Island Is First Municipality in S.C. to Adopt Data Security Plan
- Floridians Receive Fraud Fighter Rewards
