Insurance Journal Magazine
October 20, 2003 Insurance Journal 80th Birthday Issue
In this Issue
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Editor's NoteReturning to a Place Called Home
It's been four years since I last worked for the Insurance Journal,... -
FeaturesTexas Auto Theft Prevention Agency Budget Cut 34%
Sharing 1,250 miles of border with Mexico makes Texas an inviting... -
NewsbriefsOkla. Online License Renewals:
Insurance agents are now able to renew their licenses via the... -
NewsbriefsSuper Bowl Fever’
For some, Houston is the place to be on Feb. 1, 2004, when the Super... -
NewsbriefsNew Auto Rating Symbols:
Texas Insurance Commissioner José Montemayor has adopted... -
NewsbriefsDown to Two in Louisiana:
The Oct. 4, 2003 Louisiana primaries whittled the field of candidates... -
NewsbriefsPerhaps a Softening Market:
Richard Kerr, chairman and CEO of MarketScout, maintains that the... -
NewsbriefsTexas Young Agents Honored:
The Independent Insurance Agents of Texas' Young Agents Committee was... -
NewsbriefsHome, Auto Credit Hearings:
The Texas Department of Insurance will hold a public hearing on Oct.... -
FeaturesCommentary on First Half 2003 Results
The property/casualty insurance industry reported a statutory rate of... -
FeaturesNo Surprise: Tailgating is the Worst Driver Offense
For those who regularly travel the nations' freeways, a report... -
Cover StoryInsurance Journal 80th Anniversary
One-on-One with Mark Wells, Publisher of the Insurance Journal By... -
Legal BeatIs Late Notice Ever a Defense in Texas’
The notice condition in general liability policies requires that the... -
FeaturesFormer A&A CEO Traces the Roots of Insurance in New Book
ormer Alexander & Alexander CEO John A. Bogardus recently released... -
Parting ShotsHappy 80th Birthday Insurance Journal
Not many businesses can make the claim, "we're 80 years old." Now... -
Editor's NoteReturning to a Place Called Home
It's been four years since I last worked for the Insurance Journal,...
