Features for April 2001
- Aon Corp. To Spin Off Underwriting Business
- Chase Settles Suit Over Failed Offshore Insurer
- Texas Supreme Court WC Decision Concerns NAII
- Independent Agents to Descend on Washington, D.C.
- ISO Estimates Insurers To Pay $705 Million in First-Quarter Cat Damage
- Texas Motorcycle Market Cruises Along
- AIG Outbids Prudential for American General
- CDI Sinks Plans for Unlicensed Marine Agencies
- AIG Tops Pru’s Bid for American General
- P/C Earnings Fall 7.5 Percent in 2000; Surplus Down for First Time Since 1984
- As Farming In America Changes, Crop Insurance Is Everyone’s Concern
- Equale Moves On, Rusbuldt Moves In At the Big ‘I’
- Corralling The Horse Market
- Get Them When They Need It
- High Court Approves Use of Waivers Under Current Workers’ Comp Law
- U-Haul Must Stop Selling Insurance, Still Working on TDI Licensure
- P/C Earnings Fall 7.5 Percent in 2000; Surplus Down for First Time Since 1984
- Insurers Sound Off About Rate & Form Filing
- Three Big Carriers Join Forces to Launch Web-Based Agency
- ERC Acquires, Reactivates New ‘GE CyberComp’ Brand
- Two Calif.-Domiciled Workers’ Comp Companies Conserved by CDI
- Allianz Makes Deal to Purchase Dresdner Bank for $20.5 Billion
- Oregon Hopes ‘Fleming Fix’ Will Clear the Clutter
- Australian Insurer HIH Seeks Bankruptcy Protection as Losses Mount
- Three Big Carriers Join Forces to Launch Web-Based Agency
- First Nevada’s Hopes End in Liquidation
- Insurers Sound Off About Rate & Form Filing
- Are You Ready to Put the Life Back into Your Agency’
- Online Insurance Provider eCoverage Ceases Operations, is “History”
- Bush Signs Federal Ergonomics Repeal; Draws IIAA Praise
- Cracking Down on the Industry’s Fraud Problem
- Combined Ratio for 2001 on Track to Hit Record High, ISO President Says
- Artificial Intelligence Technology Transforms Software Solutions