Insurance Journal Magazine
    
    
 
    February 10, 2003 Commercial Auto
In this Issue
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									Editor's NoteResources & Report Cards
 We have added two small, but what we think are important features to...
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									FeaturesP/C Pricing Growth Fastest Since 1986, New York Analysts Told
 The property and casualty industry is well into a rebound from the...
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									FeaturesU.S. Supreme Court to Review Campbell Decision
 In December 2002 the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case...
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									NewsbriefsSMITHEE CHAIRS HOUSE INS. COMM.
 Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick, the first Republican to hold that...
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									NewsbriefsBOAT INSURER MUST PAY $1 MILLION
 A judge in Austin ordered a London- and Canada-based organization to...
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									NewsbriefsTX WORKERS’ COMP COSTS RISE
 A new study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute shows that...
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									NewsbriefsLOUISIANA AGENT BOOKED
 A Slidell, La. insurance agent was charged on numerous counts of...
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									NewsbriefsIIATC TRADEFEST 2003 IS ON
 The Independent Insurance Agents of Tarrant County will hold its...
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									Legal BeatAvoiding Waiver, Estoppel & Other Things That Go Bump In The Night
 Every claims professional generally understands the need for...
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									FeaturesCommercial Lines Auto: A Sleeping Giant Awakens
 The commercial lines auto market used to be a steady line of...
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									Cover StoryExclusive Agents Feel the Squeeze
 The times they are a'changin'." Bob Dylan's 60's refrain could be the...
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									RatingsCRE Revised to ‘R’
 Standard & Poor's Ratings Services revised its financial strength...
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									RatingsTravelers Affirmed; Outlook Neg.
 S&P's affirmed its "A-" counterparty credit and senior debt ratings...
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									RatingsOld Republic Cos. Upgraded
 A.M. Best Co. upgraded the financial strength ratings of Bituminous...
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									RatingsFireman’s Fund Affirmed
 S&P's removed from CreditWatch and affirmed its "A+" counterparty and...
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									RatingsHarbor Lowered to ‘Bpi’
 S&P's lowered its counterparty credit and financial strength ratings...
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									RatingsFarm Bureau Mutual, Western Ag. Lowered
 S&P's lowered its counterparty credit and financial strength ratings...
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									RatingsPartnerRe Keeps ‘A+’ Rating
 A.M. Best Co. affirmed the "A+" (Superior) group financial strength...
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									FeaturesBig Yellow Taxis and Long Black Cars
 According to the Taxicab, Limousine & Paratransit Association (TLPA),...
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									FeaturesThe Evolving Character of Technology Outsourcing
 Perhaps it's time to replace the word "outsourcing" with a new term....
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									FeaturesFive Ways Savvy Salespeople Can Profit From the Internet
 I've written previously that the increase in technology will lead to...
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									Parting ShotsTerrorism Risk Insurance Program: A Progress Report
 With a federal terrorism reinsurance backstop now in place, the...
 
 
    



