Magazines for October 2006

• It Figures
• Horace Mann told to halt cancellations in La.
• Nonprofit directors and officers: risks, exposures and insurance options
• Schwarzenegger vetoes California’s last-minute punitive damages bill
• Political science
• Workers’ comp claim frequency and size continue downward trend
• State Farm reviewing engineering firm
• Calif. attorney general sues automakers over global warming
• Oregon employers to pay less for workers’ compensation in 2007
• Fraud Round-up
• PRICING PREDICTIONS
• To make insurance appealing to college grads, smash the myths
• News Currents
• Flood policy purchases rising nationwide and in Eastern states
• Donelon narrowly wins La. commissioner race
• Natural disasters require national response
• California governor vetoes workers’ compensation bills
• Political science
• Why do restaurants need employment practices insurance coverage?
• N.C. entrepreneur married to divorce insurance
• Breeding the next generation through internships
• Fraud Roundup
• People and Places
• Natural disasters require national response
• News Currents
• To make insurance appealing to college grads, smash the myths
• Post-hurricane homeowners perspective: change coming to Louisiana
• N.C. entrepreneur married to idea of divorce insurance
• Oregon employers to pay less for workers’ compensation in 2007
• Editor’s Note: Political science
• The Google Factor: Underwriting restaurants, bars, entertainment and hospitality risks in the 21st century
• Rates for Florida Keys going up and down
• Countrywide launches auto product in Arizona
• California anticipates lowering workers’ compensation insurance rates 6.3 percent
• Fraud Roundup
• People and Places
• Finding a solution to natural disaster insurance
• News Currents
• N.H. audit blasts state’s anti-competitive insurance purchasing practices
• Texas work comp reform: a lot done, more to go
• Senate measure seeks to bolster nation’s hurricane research
• Calif. attorney general sues automakers over global warming
• Editor’s Note: Political science
• States go global for new ideas to improve transportation safety
• Court: No libel by disgruntled N.C. columnist
• Managing the rising tide of employment practices lawsuits
• Report calls nation’s workers’ comp programs ‘colossal failure’
• Top 10 goals for agents to make ASAP
• People and Places
• Finding a solution to natural disaster insurance
• News Currents
• N.J. agents balk at commission disclosure
• Workers’ comp claim frequency and size continue downward trend
• California locales among safest of nation’s large cities
• Hawaii to teach homeowners about hurricane retrofits
• Editor’s Note: Political science
• Getting to know your agency’s E&O
• How Florida CFO hopefuls hope to solve insurance crisis
• Schwarzenegger vetoes California’s last-minute punitive damages bill
• Oh, deer . . . it’s that season
• Top 10 goals for agents to make ASAP
• People and Places
• Business Moves
• News Currents
• Pa. court rebuffs Republicans on liability award law
• Private equity risk: Protecting human capital
• It Figures
• Eight easy strategies for building your agency
• The Commissioners
• Trucking benchmarks and best practices
• Nonprofit directors and officers: risks, exposures and insurance options
• Association launches attack on Garamendi regulations
• Eight easy strategies for building your agency
• New Markets
• People and Places
• Business Moves
• News Currents
• Adjuster sues sisters for releasing State Farm files
• A year past Katrina: What has been learned?
• Oh, deer … it’s that season
• Managing the rising tide of employment practiceslawsuits
• Motorcycle makers’ renewed focus on safety includes air bags
• Is it private passenger, business use or commercial auto?
• Errors and Omissions
• Wash. minimum wage upped to $7.93 per hour
• Getting to know your agency’s E&O
• New Markets
• People
• Business Moves
• News Currents
• It Figures
• Finding a solution to natural disaster insurance
• Safety ranking of the nation’s top10 cities
• Finding a solution to natural disaster insurance
• Private equity risk: Protecting human capital
• N.H. audit blasts state’s anti-competitive insurance purchasing practices
• Horace Mann told to halt cancellations in La.
• Mike Kreidler, Washington, Insurance Commissioner
• Is it private passenger, business use or commercial auto?
• New Markets
• People
• Business Moves
• Declarations
• It Figures
• Declarations
• Terrorism insurance market hits federal radar
• Workers’ compensation claim frequency, size continue downward trend
• N.J. agents balk at commission disclosure
• When insuring international trade, expect the world
• New Mexico Commission seeks new insurance superintendent
• Terrorism insurance market hits federal radar
• New Markets
• Declarations
• 8 Pa. court rebuffs Republicans on
• Deer-vehicle collisions: Bucking the trend
• Oh, deer…it’s that season
• Wash. minimum wage upped to $7.93 per hour
• Agents take aim at Zurich compensation, disclosure settlement
• When insuring international trade, expect the world
• Roger Sevigny, New Hampshire, Commissioner of Insurance
• A year past Katrina: What has been learned?
• Investigations, record settlements, globalization fuel need for D&O
• State regulators, insurer trades spar at Congressional hearing on insurer investments
• New Markets
• Declarations
• News Currents
• Finding a solution to natural disaster insurance
• State Farm reviewing engineering firm
• Association launches attack on Garamendi regulations
• House passes surplus lines, reinsurance regulatory reform legislation
• The Commissioners
• GEICO cancels Charo
• Donelon narrowly wins La. commissioner race
• California governor vetoes workers’ compensation bills
• The Google Factor
• New Markets
• Declarations
• News Currents
• The Future for Agents’ E & O
• Allstate named in “100 Best Company List” for working mothers
• Court: No libel by disgruntled N.C. columnist
• California anticipates lowering workers’ compensation insurance rates 6.3 percent
• State regulators, insurer trades spar at Congressional hearing on insurer investments
• Investigations, record settlements, globalization fuel need for D&O
• NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM – EASTERN STATES ONLY
• Private equity risk: Protecting human capital
• An Avian Flu Pandemic: Much ado about nothing?
• SEC sues RenRe officers over alleged finite reinsurance scam
• New Markets
• Declarations
• News Currents
• GEICO cancels Charo
• Insurance in Neb. family for 100 years
• Declarations
• New Mexico Commission seeks new insurance superintendent
• SEC sues RenRe officers over alleged finite reinsurance scam
• Breeding the next generation through internships
• Low crime rate in N.Y. City
• Cora Barran was elected president of the Insurance
• Insurance damage price tag on New Mexico hailstorm tops $10 million
• Why do restaurants need employment practices insurance coverage?
• New Markets
• Figures
• News Currents
• Low crime rate in N.Y. City
• Hunting season brings rise in ATV thefts
• How Florida CFO hopefuls hope to solve insurance crisis
• Great Northwest to buy Hawaiian Insurance Guaranty
• Political science
• An Avian Flu Pandemic: Much ado about nothing?
• N.C. entrepreneur married to idea of divorce insurance
• Texas work comp reform: a lot done, more to go
• Court rules hurt prison guard not entitledto workers’ comp
• States go global for new ideas to improve transportation safety
• New Markets
• Figures
• News Currents
• Oh, deer … it’s that season
• It Figures
• Rates for Florida Keys going up and down
• Insurance damage price tag on New Mexico hailstorm tops $10 million
• Motorcycles equipped with airbags? Something’s missing
• Sticking up for the little guys
• Senate measure seeks to bolster nation’s hurricane research
• Workers’ comp claim frequency and size continue downward trend
• Safety ranking of the nation’s 10 largest cities
• The Future for Agents’ E&O
• COURT RULES HURT PRISON GUARD NOT ENTITLED TO WORKERS’ COMP
• Figures
• News Currents
• Declarations
• Declarations
• Citizens’ CEO Ricker resigns
• Alaska workers’ comp reforms helping to lower rates
• Political science
• Report calls nation’s workers’ comp programs ‘colossal failure’
• Citizens’ CEO Ricker resigns
• Sticking up for the little guys
• Errors and Omissions
• Trucking benchmarks and best practices
• COUNTRYWIDE LAUNCHES AUTO PRODUCT IN ARIZONA
• Figures
• News Currents

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