Features for January 2004
- Members Approve Association Merger; New Group Opens Doors as PCI
- Natural Disasters More Severe and More Costly
- Study Shows Deadly Gaps in State Road Safety Laws
- The Strange Saga of Near North National Group’s Michael Segal
- Arkansas Personal Lines Rate Report
- Is Consolidation of the Brokerage Industry Working’
- The Case for Group Legal: Now More Than Ever
- IIABA Outlines Legislative Agenda for 2004
- IIABA Notes Legislative Agenda for New Year
- Largest U.S. City and Home to Thousands of Fallen Heroes
- The Strange Saga of Near North National Group’s Michael Segal
- The Strange Saga of Near North National Group’s Michael Segal
- Ohio Tort Reforms, Protecting CLUE Top Industry Agenda
- Survey: New Car Owners Know Little About Insurance Coverage
- I.I.I. Survey Reports Industry Leaders Expect Improved Profits in 2004
- PCI Hopes for Stronger Voice on Future of Insurance Regulation
- NAMIC Report Details State Tort Reform Efforts
- Building Agency Value Through Perpetuation
- Earlybird Forecast for 2004: Street Sees Premium Growth in Store
- Beyond the Bayou and Mardi Gras
- Controlling Medical Costs in Workers’ Compensation
- Ohio P/C Market Should Keep Pace With Countrywide Patterns
- Texas P/C and Lloyd’s Premium – 2002
- Malpractice Reform Must Focus on Reducing Patient Injury
- Members Approve Trade Association Merger; New Group Known as PCI
- Members Approve Trade Assoc. Merger; New Group Opens Doors as PCI
- Court Invalidates Auto Insurance Discount Law
- Tennessee’s P/C Market Mirrors Challenges Other States Face
- New Trade Association Gives Voice to Calif. Insurers
- Modernizing the Sales and Service Functions in an Insurance Agency
- West Virginia Operating With Tort Reform Concerns
- The Case for Group Legal: Now More Than Ever
- Catastrophes Set the Stage for the Marine Insurance Marketplace
- Georgia is More than Peaches and Peanuts
- Improved Disclosures, Accountability Brings New Challenges to Insurers
- E&S Foresight and Good Management Ease Hard Market Pains
- The Case for Group Legal: Now More Than Ever
- 10th Anniversary of Northridge Earthquake Remembered
- On the Street
- Tillinghast Says More Consolidation in 2004
- More than the Grand Canyon and Copper
- Texas Surplus Lines Premium Comparison
- Terms of Credit History Use Still Being Negotiated
- NAIC’s Ario Says Producer Licensing Reform, Credit Scoring are Top Priority
- Confusion Reigns on the Massachusetts Auto Front
- Members Approve Association Merger; New Group Opens Doors as PCI
- Natural Disasters More Severe and More Costly
- NAIC President Csiszar Tells All
- Miss. Tort Reform In Play As Lawyers Flock to Magnolia State
- NAIC Meeting Targets Reform in 2004
- More Than a Retirement Center and an Exporter of Oranges
- Big I’s Virtual University Tops Insurance Journal Poll
- Fla. Goes on Offensive to Fight Fraud
- Who Made the Most Influential Agent List in 2003′
- Insurers Balk at Halliburton’s Asbestos Exit Plan
- Insurance Journal, InsuranceTimes Team Up for Northeast Publication
- ICT Details New Laws Taking Effect in 2004
- Peak Performance Offers Insight to Agency Management
- Earlybird Forecast for 2004
- Record Number of Risk Retention Groups Formed in 2003
- Building Agency Value Through Perpetuation
- Ill. Insurance Director Tony Clark May Face Another Budget Crunch
- The Rule of 55
- Alliance, NAII Boards Approve Merger; New Group to be Called PCI
- Designing an Internal Perpetuation Plan
- Midwest Comp Market: Proceed With Caution
- Texas-More than Just the Alamo and Football
- To Fee, or Not to Fee
- CNA Targets $1 Billion in Main Street Business
- CNA Targets $1 Billion in Main Street Business
- Wash. L&I Adopts 9.8 Percent Rate Increase for 2004
- Slow Ill. Job Market May Mean Less P/C Growth
- Schwarzenegger Governs One-Eighth of the U.S. Population
- Alliance, NAII Boards Approve Merger; New Group to be Called PCI
- R.I. Officials Still Hoping to Avoid Pawtucket Mutual Liquidation
- Meeting the Challenge of Dept. of Motor Vehicles Reporting
- Earlybird Forecast for 2004
- Has the N.J. Auto Market Seen the Last of 30 Years of Mismanagement’
- Tillinghast Says More Consolidation in 2004
- Standards Boost Efficiency of Licensing, Appointments and Contracts
- No More Tea Parties in the Bay State