Features for August 2002
- Groups Ask Congress for New Mold Research; Florida Looks West
- Online Communication is the Key to Success
- Determining Mold Culpability
- Making the Internet Work for You
- Agents Turn to State Department Web Sites to Stay on Top of Information
- Insurance Journal’s Web Site Sees Increased Traffic, More Unique Users
- NAPSLO Interns At Work in Summer
- WCIRB Updates Cost Impact Evaluation of AB 749
- AB 2996 Could Allow DMV to Arbitrarily
- Online Communication is the Key to Success
- Agents Turn to State Department Web Sites to Stay on Top of Information
- Making the Internet Work for You
- Texas AG Files Suit Against Farmers
- Vacation Homes Not Always Vacation for Agents
- Lobbying Groups Gear Up for Legislative Session
- Swiss Re, Developer Continue to Dispute WTC Cost
- Fitch Report Estimates Billions in Continued Asbestos Costs
- XML Provides the Missing Link for SEMCI
- Determining Mold Culpability
- Safeguarding Customer Privacy Creates New Issue for States
- New Fitch Report Estimates Billions in Asbestos Liability Costs
- Outstanding CSRs Picked for 2002
- NAII Authors Tentative Agreement to Take on ACIC
- WCIRB Votes to Increase Workers’ Comp Rates 11.9 Percent
- Top Three Texas Residential Insurers Under Investigation
- Munich Re Creates a Stir With Reserves Announcement
- Montemayor Okays ISO Homeowners Forms
- Stromberger Receives Raymond Mauk Award
- Alternative Markets Offer a Variety of Risk Management Options
- Outstanding CSRs Picked for 2002
- Safeguarding Customer Privacy Creates New Issues for States
- Reynolds Urges Insurers to Get Active in Workers’ Comp Litigation Issues
- Risk Retention-The Growing Role of the Alternative Market
- Kronenberg Featured at Target Markets Summit
- As Group Ask Congress for New Mold Research, Florida’s Eyes Turn West
- Marine Market Sees Favorable Future Despite Hard Market
- U.S. Court Backs Calif. Law on Holocaust Issue
- Disparities Between House, Senate Bills Hold Up Terrorism Backstop