Currents for April 2007
- Katrina homeowners’ lawyers cite e-mails as proof against State Farm
- 95% of claims from 2006 Ind. hail storm closed, industry group says
- State Farm begins promised review of Miss. Katrina claims
- Former owner of Neb. auto glass company faces insurance fraud charges
- Gov. Sanford, employers disappointed in S.C. reform
- Maryland agents get notice relief
- Ark. commissioner: Regulators have dual role
- Mass. judge throws book at injury case perjurer
- Large property market remains unsettled
- Delaware agent groups on verge of merger
- Katrina homeowners’ lawyers claim e-mails as evidence
- N.J. ruling could affect 10,000 drunk driving cases
- Texas AG, Allied World Assurance settle antitrust suit
- Judge rejects antitrust, racketeering charges in brokerage suit
- With La. session on horizon, governor and commissioner unveil package of bills
- Bush administration rejects pleas for federal disaster plan
- High gas prices won’t put a damper on travel and watersports
- Congressional hearings examine the need for national disaster solution
- Neb. discontinues home office employee license
- Banks’ total insurance revenue dipped
- Coastline populations increasing insurance prices
- Neb. lawmakers advance bill shielding cities from injury lawsuits
- SEC agrees to ease Sarbanes-Oxley rules for small firms
- Utah Court: Agents should take care when making verbal statements
- Ohio AG accuses U.S. companies of making, selling lead paint
- Lloyd’s posts more than $7 billon in record pre-tax profit
- Arizona Appeals Court: Pain not equal to injury in workers’ comp claim
- Insurers fight impression their big profits are at claimants’ expense
- Wash. lawmakers OK Insurance Fair Conduct Act
- Online auto coverage up 58%
- Florida system rates homes’ wind resistance
- A single security breach can trigger multiple coverages
- Ala. teachers may join state liability plan
- Ill. insurer, Hortica, alerts public to data loss
- Virginia bartenders test drive anti-DUI program
- Florida officials: Education, job rating ‘unintentionally’ harms minorities
- State Auto completes purchase of Beacon Insurance Group in Texas
- Big awards unlikely for pet owner
- Ga. court cites ‘continuous employment’ in workers’ comp award
- Small London company uses computer archive to help find stolen art
- Car insurance taxes to help fund masive Virginia transit plan
- 57,000 Fla. customers of liquidated Vanguard given policy options
- Mentoring process is at the core of new producer development
- Hartford Specialty Risk’s Sullivan named Conn. insurance chief
- Holocaust insurance claims top $300 million
- Top 10 data loss disasters in 2006
- Mass. auto report offers map to move state to limited price competition
- RadioShack cited for failing to protect customer information
- Bipartisan flood insurance ‘modernization’ bill boosts borrowing, maximum limits
- Calif. low cost auto program expanded to six counties
- Summary of Mass. auto insurance recommendations
- Sen. Lott wants ‘plain language’ requirement enforced by Feds
- A.M. Best cites 15 P/C insurers as financially impaired in 2006
- Washington aims to establish insurance fair conduct act
- Conn. self-service businesses face new liability standard
- Doctors in Ark. stress ATV safety after recent deaths
- Study claims U.S. ‘tort tax’ amounts to $865 billion cost each year
- Calif. Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau approves 11.3 percent rate decrease
- Insurers fight impression their big profits are at claimants’ expense
- Okla. judge orders new trial in Ford rollover lawsuit
- Insurers advise Congress private markets should handle most disasters
- Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation hosts benefit gala on May 12
- Two charged in bicoastal restaurant insurance brokerage scheme
- Consultant: La. Citizens last balanced books 18 months ago
- Study: homeowners more volatile than private passenger auto
- Management shaken up, investigations ensue at Calif. State Fund
- Mass. extends deadline for residents to buy health coverage
- La. commissioner proposes $100 million fund to lure insurers to state
- Judge rules Spitzer suit may continue; Liberty Mutual not giving up fight
- Arizona offers auto insurance comparison guide
- N.Y. insurer compensates credit report breach victims
- Mentoring process is at the core of new producer development
- Idaho Governor vetoes bills on worker benefits, uninsured motorist coverage
- Wanted: Appraisal of Elvis items to relieve ‘suspicious minds’
- Mo. Court dismisses homeowners’ lawsuits alleging discrimination
- Two charged in bicoastal restaurant insurance brokerage scam
- S.C. expands wind pool to more coastal towns
- Most Ill. medical malpractice cases settle before trial, Justice Department report says
- Riding out soft and hard market cycles with quality relationships
- Fla. considers claims law glitch, storm tax break
- Ill. Vioxx verdict helps Madison County shed pro-plaintiff reputation
- D.C.’s revised captive laws in effect
- S.C. audit calls for closing of 2nd injury fund
- Ill. Country Financial enters Chicago market, adds Fisher as director
- N.J. court: sexual assault preclusion not automatic
- Fla. lawmakers face future of no-fault law
- Sen. Lott wants ‘plain language’ requirement enforced by Feds
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