Features for February 2005
- Harleysville Correction
- GOVERNOR UNVEILS WORKERS’ COMP PLAN
- I.I.I. Says Automobile Insurance Rates to Climb Slightly in 2005
- N.H. Learns Fixing Small Group Law Won’t Necessarily Fix Health Costs
- NO BASIS FOR CREDIT SCORE BAN
- Some California Doctors Leaving Workers’ Comp System
- Medical Science Takes Uneasy Role in Drug, Asbestos Product Liability Cases
- A Conversation with TSLA President Marshall Leicht
- Checking in with ELANY’s Dan Maher
- Moving from a Position of Strength
- Eliot Who’ TRIA Whoa’ Republicans Outline Insurance Priorities
- In What Direction is the Wholesale Market Heading’
- Commercial Insurance Posts Full Year in Soft Market, RIMS Survey Reveals
- Oklahoma Republican Lawmakers Roll Out Lawsuit Reform Plan
- Auto Insurance Rates to Climb By 1.5% in 2005
- Broker Fee Regulations to Dominate 2005 Legislative Session in California
- Insurers Land Big Senate Win on Class Action Rules
- Surplus Lines Experiencing Softening Market with Rest of Industry
- Message to Board: Find Out What’s in Your D&O Policy Before It’s Too Late
- Eliot who’ TRIA when’ Republicans Outline Insurance Priorities
- Insurance Agents’ E&O: Are You Properly Covered’
- N.Y. Weighed Contingent Fee Issue Years Before Spitzer Investigation
- TRIA Renewal Remains Uncertain
- Wyoming Lawmakers Trying to Stem Doctor Liability Costs
- Fiduciary Liability: Obtaining Effective Insurance
- Washington All Industry Day: Associations Discuss Broker Disclosure
- Outsiders See Need for Practical Solution to Compensation Disclosure
- Turning Prospects Into Clients: Are These INs Keeping You Out’
- Targeting Generations X and Y: How to Attract and Retain Young Customers
- Retailers Reel in the Perfect Catch
- Safeguards in Hiring Process Can Help Prevent Lawsuits Later
- Specialists Rank Talent Management Among Top Five Priorities in 2005
- Marsh & McLennan Faces Off with Insurance Journal Readers
- E&S Markets Medium, Softening Across the Board
- California Voters Act to Stop Shakedown Lawsuits
- ‘Cheeseburger’ Bills Filling Up Lawmakers’ Plates in 17 States
- Hurricane Victims to Submit Multiple Deductible Information
- Nations Hazard Insurer Leaves Nationwide Trail
- Agency Success Lessons Learned from Computer Manufacturers
- Insuring the Young and the Carless
- World’s Biggest Broker Faces Uncertain Future
- Crossing the Border: Mexico Travel Offers Opportunities for Agents
- What Makes a Great Owner’
- Barriers Remain for Commercial Traffic Between Mexico and the U.S.
- Q&A with USI Holdings’ Jeff Jones
- Kim Holland Named Oklahoma’s New Insurance Commissioner
- Despite Surge in Biker Deaths, Helmet Bill Tough Sell in Maine, N.H.
- Oklahoma Lawmakers Hope to Stem Workers’ Comp Crisis
- Pennsylvania-based Harleysville In Transition to Restore Historic Results
- Texas Appeals Court Reverses Farmers Settlement
- Spitzer Blasts Business Leaders as Defenders of Unethical Practices
- Crossing the Border: Mexico Travel Offers Opportunities for Agents
- … and as NAIC President in the Age of Spitzer
- Industry Responds to Relief Efforts for Southeast Asia Tsunami Victims
- Commissioner Diane Koken’s Balancing Act in Pennsylvania …
- Sexual Harassment Training Now Mandatory in California
- Fiduciary Liability: The Most Misunderstood of Management Exposures
- A Brief History of Contingent Commission Agreements
- Finke Lands Missouri Commissioner Spot, Draws Fire
- Calif. Appeals Court Dismisses Claims of Former State Farm Agents
- Granholm’s Budget Plan Doubles Tax Burden on Michigan Insurers
- Utah Flooding Causes More than $150 Million in Damages
- Insurance Agents E&O: Are YOU Properly Covered’
- Deltona, Fla. Sinkhole Panics Homeowners; Fla. Legislature Considers ‘Pool’
- Marsh & McLennan Cos. and Acquisitions
- Insurance Concerns on Fla. Agenda
- Risk Retention Group Formations Continue to Soar in 2004
- N.C. Price-Fixing Investigated