West News for March 2001
- Territorial Rating Upheld in Court
- Brooks Out, Roberts In at General Star
- CDI Conserves Two Calif. Workers’ Comp Companies
- ABD, BP Join Forces
- Shaking Subsides in Washington State Quake Market
- Woodruff-Sawyer and Frenkel Form ‘Environmental’ Alliance
- Independent Broker Network Holds
- First Nevada Ordered Into Liquidation
- Aviation Insurance Holdings to Buy Aviation Agency
- U.S. Scientists Build Internet-enabled Quake Alert System
- Sacramento Man Arrested for Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Oregon Revokes Four Agents’ Licenses, Suspends One
- Territorial Rating Battle Still Raging on Political Front
- Amwest Discontinues Commercial Auto Program
- Claims from Seattle Quake Estimated at $330 Million
- Washington Red-Light Camera Bill Passes Senate
- Farmers Closes Doors In Southern California
- O’Shaughnessy Resigns from Trinity E&S
- Lloyd’s Investigation Expands into Calif.
- Workers’ Comp Hearings Continue in Sacramento
- CDI Makes Workers’ Comp Fraud Arrest
- Allstate Raises Rates, Others May Not Be Far Behind
- Best Lowers PAULA Ratings
- CDI Launches Next Phase of EQ Retrofit Program, Receives Grant
- W.K. Cooper Expands to Orange County
- MP3.com Sued by Westport Insurance Corp.
- InsuranceNoodle.com Unveils Options for California Agents
- The Hartford to Move Regional Headquarters
- Colorado Business Bankshares Acquires Insurance Agency
- Qualcomm Settles Class Action for $11 Million
- Summit Global Partners Enters California, Appoints Former Aon Exec Sands as CEO
- Temp Agency Owes Washington State Over $500,000 for Workers’ Comp Misclassifications
- “Fleming Fix” Bill Headed to Oregon Senate
- State Audit Finds CEA Reinsurance Costs Reasonable
- Seattle Hit with 6.8-Magnitude Quake