Inside This Issue
		PRIMARY COVERAGE
	Georgia orders premium adjustments
	Oxendine says Universal Underwriters overcharged
 
	Florida hears rate hikes
	Four insurers have requested premium increases
 
	It Figures: One year after Katrina
	Hurricane claims settlements by the numbers
 
	Tenn. agent in license battle
	Former state Sen. Ford seeks to remain an agent
 
	Study hits states without helmet laws
	Not wearing helmet contributes to death and injury rates
 
	U.S. traffic deaths on rise
	Fatalities reach highest level since 1990
 
	Premiums remain flat in second quarter
	But property premiums on upswing in hurricane regions
 
	Guy Carpenter report examines nanotechnology
	Breakthrough carries both risks and potential rewards
 
	Study urges efforts to prevent teen worker injuries
	Safety programs can significantly reduce injuries
 
	Drain on coastal population after the hurricanes
	Study notes that many people may have left permanently
 
	One year later: Gulf Coast agents & Katrina recovery
	Three determined Mississippi agents and their progress in rebuilding
 
	Kentucky in race for captives
	Interview with Former Insurance Director Glenn Jennings
 
MARKET FEATURES
	Surplus lines professionals taking care of business
	NAPSLO President says education, regulation top the list
 
	Surplus lines designation gets a facelift
	Curriculum may be a good fit for retailers as well
 
	Know thyself; insure thyself
	E&O: an essential part of doing business
 
	Closer Look: Medical Transportation
	Putting the brakes on paratransit operator losses
 
	Spotlight: Surety Bonds
	Understanding the surety process
 
SPECIAL REPORT: Excess & Surplus
	
Competition hits the surplus lines industry
IDEA EXCHANGE
	First post-Katrina court decision a victory for insurers
	Leonard v. Nationwide decision breaks no new legal ground
 
	
IJ's Premier Education and Training Directory
	Cultivating a management mentality
	Outsourcing, capital growth, capacity keys issues
 
	Minding Your Business
	Deal makers and deal breakers
 
	
Closing Quote: Asbestos case bundling in perspective