Currents for June 2007
- Property market in cat-prone areas not soft — yet
- Inland businesses can be hurt when coastal storms strike
- Storms of 2007
- Arizona aims to raise workers’ compensation benefits limits
- Lessons learned and applied
- Warning: Scammers using Maine insurer’s name
- Calif. State Fund files 11% premium decrease
- Fla. extends police, firefighter workers’ compensation benefits
- N.Y. vows to revamp regulation to remain financial capital
- Bank of Albuquerque awarded New Mexico insurance contract
- Sen. Alexander takes up nuclear workers’ cause
- R.I. House members forward coastal measures
- Group challenges Fireman’s Fund’s earthquake rates
- State Farm to lower rates if Fla. lets no-fault expire in October
- MarshMac blasts N.Y. Post over ad photography criticism
- Study: Calif. workers’ comp reforms are working
- Storms of 2007
- Violent and property crime down in Northeast, reports FBI
- Consumers not informed about homeowners insurance, study says
- Ark. company recalls 40,000 pounds of ground beef sold in 12 states
- Risk managers take strong stand against contingent commissions
- Mulryan: Working to improve Calif. State Fund’s value, transparency
- La. and Fla. taking different paths on insurance woes
- Fast-growing, state-run property insurers pose risk for taxpayers
- Violent crime up, property crime down in 2006, FBI reports
- Poll: Many coastal residents still not ready for hurricanes
- Court sides with insurers on credit reporting case
- Calif. commissioner seeks additional workers’ comp reforms
- Slow death for coastal windstorm bill in last days of Texas session
- Court: Injuries even to prosthetic parts deserve workers’ comp benefits
- Swingle named president of IIAT; Elbert and Braniff honored
- Fla. Supreme Court ruling could set wind-water case precedent
- Mich. study: Industry can be key player in economic recovery
- S.C. reforms workers’ comp fraud, injury reporting laws
- In Wis., adult children can collect for suffering in wrongful death suits
- Fla. court finds hospitals not responsible for docs without insurance
- N.D. workers’ comp officials appear in court on felony charges
- Alabama lawmakers raise auto insurance limits, but delay legislation for statewide building code
- Neb. bill: Adults would be liable for damages if alcohol given to kids
- Florida and Louisiana take different paths on insurance woes
- Businesses protest N.Y.’s ‘scaffold law’ as session nears end
- Newport’s mansions develop hurricane plan
- Hurricane forecasters agree: busy season ahead
- Jury finds Brightpoint-AIG finite reinsurance deal violated SEC laws
- RMS withdraws 5-year hurricane model from Fla.
- Mass. workers’ comp rates going down 16.9%
- Storm-tested, researched Fla. building codes remain a work in progress
- Maryland law targets staging accident fraudsters
- Richardson has high hopes for S.C. omnibus coastal legislation
- N.J. agents view insurance companies’ real time capabilities
- Delta officials fear effects of levee warning
- Fla. agents send special response vehicle to tornado-ravaged Kansas town; statistics detail loss cost numbers
- N.C. department declines to probe malpractice rates
- ‘Apprentice’ reject settles lawsuit with Trump
- Insurers try to prevent losses in wildfire hotspots
- Ill. lawmakers toughen teen graduated licensing program
- Washington Insurance Fair Conduct Act becomes law
- Agent study: Mich. boating fatalities drop slightly, accidents rise
- Calif. Commissioner could seek Allstate refunds
- Greenberg: no good has come from Spitzer
- Calif. permanent disability cuts ruled invalid
- Property insurance rate hikes in store for La.
- Consumer group blocks settlement against Mercury Insurance
- Texas AG cracks down on lender for ID theft exposure
- Critics: Wyoming medical review panels aren’t lowering premiums
- Hurricane forecasters agree: busy season ahead
- Insurers oppose Nevada bill that would open court records
- Republic CEO: P/C mergers and acquisitions likely to ‘skyrocket’
- ‘Broken lawsuit system’ hurts small business, dampens the spirit of entrepreneurship, study claims
- La. sees rate decreases in workers’ comp filings
- Survey: 75% of consumers satisfied with insurance agents; personalized service
- Forecasters agree: 2007 Atlantic hurricane season to be busy one
- Oklahoma trails nation in funding for uninsured
- At last, World Trade Center rebuilding ready to begin
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