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Insurance Journal East
Salute to Independent Agents; Errors & Omissions; Energy/Oil & Gas
Inside This Issue
PRIMARY COVERAGE
N.Y. insurance chief Dinallo keeps busy
Putting out bond insurance and other fires
N.Y. nixes agent, auto fee hikes
Agents cheer as Spitzer increases killed
Connecticut DMV driver training faulted
Employee accuses agency of lax standards
U.S. workers' comp rates weakening
Negative pressure in late 2008, 2009
International Report
Climate change, reforming Lloyd's
Washington Report
Congress examines municipal bond insurance; U.S. Senate targets product safety
Climate change No. 1 in top 10 risks
Demographic shifts comes in at No. 2
Mass. workers comp costs grew rapidly
Including nearly 10% increase in 2005
Vermont: workers' comp benefit doesn't bar damage suit
Supreme Court allows acceptance of payments
Vermont workers' comp rates to drop
Loss costs going down an average of 4.2%
N.Y. needs better workers comp data
Dinallo urges centralization of data in an information bank
Study: Traffic crashes cost drivers $1,051 per person
Overall U.S. costs top $160 billion a year
MARKET FEATURES
Spotlight: Energy/Oil and Gas
Insurance helps fuel energy alternatives
Spotlight: Energy/Oil and Gas
Extraction market holds solid potential
SPECIAL REPORT: Salute to Independent Agents
America's young insurance agents: Love and optimism in the workplace
SPECIAL REPORT: Salute to Independent Agents
101 things independent agents like MOST
SPECIAL REPORT: Salute to Independent Agents
50 things independent agents like LEAST
SPECIAL REPORT: Salute to Independent Agents
Salute to Golden Agents: Long-time agents have no regrets, many rewards
Car crash costs
Total costs exceed claim payments
In insurance cycles, mutual and stock insurers behave differently
Difference is in how mutuals build market share, says Conning
Conning: Consolidation coming in nonstandard auto market
How this market is being redefined
Mass. agents find out what their auto customers are thinking
Discover what to expect as they compete in new auto insurance world
The long and short of new Mass. auto
Fitch says it's not built for the long drive
IDEA EXCHANGE
International Insider
Time for independent agents to go global
Closer Look: Errors and Omissions
Agents' E&O exposures under the reasonable expectation doctrine
Growing Your Property Casualty Agency
How to discourage commercial insureds from shopping their accounts
Idea Exchange: Leadership
When people feel powerful, they ignore new opinions
Idea Exchange: Closing Quote
Agents: Document, document, document
DEPARTMENTS
- Business Moves
- Closing Quote
- MyNewMarkets
- People
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