Magazines for April 2005

• Turning Politics into Green for Favored ‘Blue’ Insurers
• Territory Map Plan Struck From Fla. House Bill; Senate Passed It
• PLUS’ Medical Malpractice Prognosis: Positive?
• RELL PRESSURES METLIFE ON JOBS:
• HB 1019 CREATES ASBESTOS, SILICA LAWSUIT CRITERIA
• NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR SIGNS CREDIT LEGISLATION:
• Experts Report Commercial Property Terrorism Modeling Getting Better
• W.Va. Releases E-mail Proposals; House Committee Advances SB 30
• Lojack for Motorcycles Addresses Growing Risk
• COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON SPEEDING FINES:
• SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS DOCTORS’ DEADLINE TO FILE NO-FAULT AUTO CLAIMS
• CALIF. COMMISSIONER OK’S RATE REDUCTION FOR STATE FARM CUSTOMERS:
• Lawsuits Prompt Push to Expand Ski Areas’ Legal Exemption in N.H.
• In or Out? Courts Continue to Struggle with the Issue of Extrinsic Evidence
• ‘No-Cost’ Insurance Incentive Said to Boost Car Sales
• INSURERS APPLAUD DEFEAT OF FAULT BILL:
• FUNK RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR TAMPA ADJUSTER’S MURDER
• MONTANA LEGISLATURE PASSES CREDIT SCORING BILL:
• Mass. Weighs Small Rate Hike While Medical Costs Take Toll
• Workers’ Compensation Reform: Good Medicine But No Cure
• Are California’s Workers’ Comp Troubles Over? SB 899 One Year Later
• GAY RIGHTS BILL BECOMES LAW:
• HOUSE VOTES 151 TO 0, PASSES SB 230 REQUIRING IDENTITY LEAK NOTIFICATION
• GARAMENDI TO ADDRESS DANGER OF UNINSURED VEHICLES FROM MEXICO:
• \Asked & Answered: Wisconsin Commissioner Jose Gomez
• IIA Oklahoma Urges Agents to Attend Capitol Event
• Man Arrested at Hearing Before Judge
• SEED MAKERS’ LIABILITY SOUGHT:
• SMALL EMPLOYER INSURANCE BILL PASSES
• NO CRIMINAL CHARGES LIKELY AGAINST AIG:
• Entrepreneurial Spirit and Trust: Marks of Today’s Successful MGA
• Illinois Politicians Blame Governor for Bankrupt Auto-Accident Fund
• PLUS’ Med-Mal Prognosis: Positive?
• TTrio Arrested for Auto Insurance Fraud
• COURT UPHOLDS FRAUD RULE:
• NAMIC APPLAUDS TORT INITIATIVES
• Could Washington Be Listening to Small Business?
• Doing the Right Thing Brings Rewards for SRA’s John Wood
• Missouri House Votes to Tigthten Med-Mal Rate Regulation
• Calif.’s AB 925 Could Mandate Insurers to Invest in Under-served Communities
• Calif. Student Arrested in Fraud Case
• METLIFE SELLS BUILDINGS:
• GOV. BARBOUR EXPECTED TO SIGN HB 722
• Tougher Laws Key to Fight Against Insurance Fraud
• Treasury Check
• PLUS’ Medical Malpractice Prognosis: Positive?
• ChoicePoint to Allow People Access to Personal Records
• Man Sentenced for Work Comp Fraud
• WORKERS’ COMP RATES CUT:
• AUTO RATE HEARING SET IN SEPTEMBER
• Keeping Retention Rates High in a Softening Market
• Pack Away Your Sorrows
• ‘First Round Draft’ Insurance Policy Winning Over Students, Parents
• Aon Complaint Memos Reveal Personal Lines Arrangements
• Home Inspectors, Law Firms, Accountants
• MORE OPPOSITION TO ACE PLAN:
• SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE CO. INSOLVENT
• The Attack on Credit Scoring and Other Risk-Based Insurance Pricing Tools
• The Legislature Devours the Pie
• Cross-Selling May Be a Missed Opportunity for Agents and Brokers
• Hot Wheels for Sale! NICB Lists Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles
• Disaster Mortgage Protection
• DENN TACKLES AUTO FRAUD:
• EMERGENCY SERVICES ADVISES RESIDENTS TO BUY FLOOD INSURANCE
• Pet Peeve
• What do You Think?
• European Nations Offer Lessons in Insuring Catastrophes and Terrorism
• IVANS Survey: Independent Agents Concerned About Internet Security
• E&O for Broker-Dealers
• MED-MAL SOLUTIONS SOUGHT:
• WORKERS’ COMP RATES TO DROP
• People & Places
• Give Me a Break!
• Volatile Underwriting Cycle is Back with a Vengeance, Advises Economist
• Top 10 Gadgets for High-Tech Insurance Agents & Brokers
• Hospitality and Leisure
• INSURERS FILE SUIT TO STOP CREDIT SCORING BAN
• AGENT CHARGED WITH POCKETING PAYMENTS
• People & Places
• Saving Pittsburgh’s Summer
• Unique ‘How to Write’ Seminars Deliver More Than an Education
• Montana Governor Signs Four Malpractice Bills
• Errors and Omissions for Broker-Dealers
• DONE AND DONE: BLUNT SIGNS COMP, TORT REFORMS
• CE CREDIT SCAM INVOLVES AGENTS
• People & Places
• Chair-ity Work: Antiques Appraiser’s Suspicions Pay Off for Conn. Woman
• Employee Incentive Plans: Make Them Worthwhile
• Study Shows Hot Water Tanks, Washing Machines Most Likely to Cause Damage
• Home Inspectors, Law Firms and Accountants
• GOT COMP? INSURANCE LOOK-UP NOW ONLINE
• LESS TIME OFF FOR WORKPLACE INJURIES
• People & Places
• Identity Crisis: Coping With Today’s ID Thievery
• AAMGA Technology Conference
• Graduated Licenses Could Mean Cheaper Car Insurance for Hawaii Residents
• NO HIKE IN MED-MAL RATES:
• AIIA OPENS BIRMINGHAM HEADQUARTERS
• HOUSTON CLINIC PLEADS GUILTY
• People & Places
• Highway Patrol: Hazardous Cargo Haulers Face Criminal Background Checks
• Annual Charity Motorcycle Rally Fun Kicks Off AAMGA Conference
• IBA West Prepares for Blue Ribbon Conference in Hawaii
• BIG DIG FOUND SAFE:
• VESTA INSURANCE GROUP DELAYS FILING
• PCI SEEKS CHANGES TO NEV.’S AB 315:

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