Features for October 2001
- NAII Annual Meeting to Convene in New Orleans
- CIGA Bill Gets Approval in Calif. Legislative Session, SB 71 Falls Short
- Analysts Weigh Impact of Sept. 11 Attacks on Insurer Ratings
- Time-Tested Lloyd’s Turns to Address U.S. Disaster Losses
- Federal Government, Insurers Debate Plan to Cover Future Terrorist Acts
- Commentary: 6 Common Website Mistakes and How to Fix Them
- NAII Suggests Changes to Texas Mold Proposal for HO Policies
- In the Thick of National Crisis: IJ Talks with IIAA CEO Rusbuldt
- Federal Government Proposes Plan to Help Cover Future Terrorist Attacks
- Taking Advantage of Tragedy: Some Individuals Turn to Fraud
- IIAA Heads to the Islands for a Much-Needed Industry ‘Update’
- New Focus On Business Interruptions Coverage
- IIAA Heads to the Islands for a Much-Needed Industry ‘Update’
- Taking Advantage of Tragedy: Some Individuals Turn to Fraud
- In the Thick of National Crisis: IJ Talks with IIAA CEO Rusbuldt
- Commentary: Help Your Customers Help You With Online Self-Service
- Financial Toll Mounts From Sept. 11 Tragedy, Lessons Emerge
- Golden Eagle Pulls Out of Homeowners Market in California
- First Trade Show Goes Forward After Tragedies, Calderon Keynotes
- Financial, Human Losses Grow from Sept. 11 Tragedies
- How to Help: Who’s Doing What in the Insurance Industry
- Retreating Insurers Create Turmoil in the Texas HO Market
- Amarillo’s Corporate Systems Set to HandleWTC Claims
- Appeals Court Orders Progressive’s Commission Plan Back to Trial
- NAII Founders Wanted Voice in Creating Public Policy
- Lloyd’s Estimates U.S. Disaster Losses at$1.91 Billion
- New Focus on Business Interruptions Coverage