Features for July 2001
- Liquor Liability: Taking a Brief Trip Back in History
- Buying an Agency is Much More Than Writing a Check
- SAFECO Cuts Expenses, Looks to Future Profits
- BOP Market Expands Profits and Proves Itself ‘Internet Friendly’
- Fewer Storms in 2Q Amount to Major Losses for Insurers
- AIA’s Endorsement of Optional Federal Charter Plan Prompts Flurry of Responses from Associations
- Fallout From Independent’s Collapse Continues,Regulators Questioned
- Study Says Eight Insurers Command 65 Percent Market Share in Hurricane-Prone States
- TDI Issues Emergency Privacy Rules
- Court Decision Puts The St. Paul Companies Back in Business in Georgia
- Complaints Fly in Allison’s Aftermath
- INSpire Chairman and CEO Sets Vision in Motion
- Liquor Liability Insurance: More Than Half Still Do Without
- Environmental Pollution Insurance: A Fluid and Ever-changing Market
- Reliance Insurance 1817-2001 – R.I.P’
- California Workers’ Comp Carriers See
- CDI Hearings Explore Problems in Calif. Low-Cost Auto
- Q1 Results: P/C Industry Premiums Up; Net Income, Surplus Down
- Watt Wins IIAT Drex Foreman Award; Shofner Young Agent of the Year
- House Committee Approves Financial Services Anti-fraud Bill
- NAII Warns NAFTA Funding Cuts Pose Road Hazard
- State Farm Names Texas’ Worst Intersections-One Makes U.S. Top 10 List
- P/C Net Income, Surplus Drop in First Quarter
- TSLA to Focus on Rules Following Agency Licensing Bill Passage
- AXA’s Bébéar, de Castries Under Formal Investigation in French Tax Probe