Features for February 2001
- Workers’ Comp Hearing: Many Questions, Few Answers
- Court Rules Against State Fund in Schaefer Ambulance Case
- How To Sell Umbrellas to Everybody, Not Just Millionaires
- Kreidler Tells IIABW He Will Create Responsive Regulatory Body
- Rise in Reinsurance Rates Propelled By a More Cautious Approach
- States Strive for Consistency in Complying with New Privacy Provisions
- Texas Case Watched Closely By Surplus Lines Industry
- Carriers Battle Alleged Taxicab Market Fraud
- Insurance Committee Tackles Tough Issues at Initial Hearing
- Commercial Auto-The LONG Road Back to Profitability
- More Cautious Approach Propels Reinsurance Rate Rise
- Contractors’ Equipment Losses: Knowledge of Hazards Can Reduce Risk
- Contractors’ Equipment Losses: Knowledge of Hazards Can Reduce Risk Prevention tips from the Inland
- 2001 IBA West Officers Installed by Commissioner Low at Annual Luncheon
- The Global Picture: Debate Over Climate Change Continues to Storm
- NAFTA Ruling Expected to Allow U.S. Access to Mexican Trucks
- ‘Titanic’ of Insolvencies Teaches Lessons
- McGavick Takes Helm at SAFECO
- Carriers Battle Alleged Taxicab Market Fraud
- NAPSLO Legislative Report: Surplus Lines Issues Covered at NAIC Meeting
- The Hartford Acquires Fortis
- InsureHiTech Sets Its Sights High, Opens Austin Office
- Texas Agents Can Now Renew Licenses Online
- Gentlemen & Farmers
- The Reeducation of Texas Agents
- Anti-Fraud Efforts Become Top Priority For Departments of Insurance
- Concorde May Fly Again, Despite Lawsuits by Grieving Passenger Families
- Evolving Weather Risk Market Attracts Growing Number of Participants