Insurance Journal Magazine
November 11, 2002 Professional Liability
In this Issue
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Editor's NoteManaging the Cycle
Much has been written in the insurance press lately about the... -
FeaturesAirlines Look to Provide Their Own War and Terrorist Coverage
More than a year after Sept. 11, the U.S., the European Union (EU)... -
FeaturesNew Reports Prescribe Remedies for Ailing Insurance Markets
Three recently published reports provide a sizeable assortment of... -
NewsbriefsDIMINISHED VALUE CONSIDERED IN TX
The National Association of Independent Insurers (NAII) is urging the... -
NewsbriefsNO HIKE NOW FOR STATE FARM IN LA.
Louisiana insurance regulators recently said "no dice" to State Farm... -
NewsbriefsUSE CREDIT INFO FAIRLY, IIABA SAYS
The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (IIABA) wants... -
NewsbriefsA&E LOSSES RISE IN 2001
A special report recently released by A.M. Best Co., "Largest... -
NewsbriefsAAI UPDATES WORKERS’ COMP PUBS
Updated editions of two workers' compensation publications are now... -
FeaturesPLUS President Sees Organization Continue to Grow
Insurance Journal senior writer Dave Thomas recently interviewed... -
Legal BeatNo Duty to Investigate Before Terminating Agent
In Texas Farm Bureau Mut. Ins. Co. v. Sears, the Texas Supreme Court... -
RatingsAllmerica Downgraded
A.M. Best Co. downgraded Worcester, Mass.-based Allmerica Financial... -
RatingsChubb P/C Ratings Affirmed
The Chubb Corporation's property/casualty subsidiaries' financial... -
RatingsLloyd’s Syndicate Rated ‘A’
A.M. Best Co. assigned a syndicate rating of "A" with stable outlook... -
FeaturesSleepless Nights for CEOs as They Take the Blame for Poor Results
Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." King Henry's 15th century... -
Parting ShotsFederal Terrorism Backstop a Good Public/Private Fit
Benjamin Franklin wore many hats: statesman, inventor,...
