Features for July 2005
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- Okla. AG Says CNC Cards Good Until They Expire
- Eight Cars Get Top Ratings in Insurance Industry Crash Tests
- A Consumer View on Loss-History Databases
- National Alliance Names Outstanding CSRs; Awards CIC, CISR Scholarships
- Your Top Salespeople May Not Be the Best Sales Managers
- Insurance Community Concerns Mount Over Climate Change Debate
- Producer Development: Learning to Sell
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- When It Comes to Employee Benefits, Small Businesses Are Coming of Age
- Seven divisions
- Alabama – Sandra J. Redmon
- Alan A. Smith, Jr. is president/CEO of the Western
- Principles and Politics: The Long and Short of Terrorism Insurance
- Establish an Outside Board of Advisors
- The Threat Remains: With or Without TRIA, Terrorism Still a Top Concern
- Do Your Customers Know What You Did Last Summer?
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- Time Management for Insurance Agents
- How to Differentiate Your Agency from the Competition & Make More Money
- American Hobbyist’s Online Rating
- Insurance Community Concerns Mount Over Climate Change Debate
- National Alliance Names Outstanding CSRs; Awards CIC, CISR Scholarships
- IJ Exclusive: Shand Morahan’s ‘How to Write’ Professional Liability
- New SOX Rules Don’t Fit Mutual Insurers for Size
- Okla. AG Says CNC Cards Good Until They Expire
- Spitzer Chases Spyware: Why the Insurance Industry Should Do the Same
- War of the Worlds: Treasury Sees TRIA as More Hindrance Than Help
- An Insurer’s Right to Reimbursement: Frank’s Casing
- Your Top Salespeople May Not Be the Best Sales Managers
- Allocation
- The Threat Remains: With or Without TRIA, Terrorism Still a Top Concern
- IJ Exclusive: Shand Morahan’s ‘How to Write’ Professional Liability
- How to Use Alternative Markets
- With or Without TRIA, Terrorism Still Top Concern for Industry
- The Industry Goes to School: Universities that Offer Insurance Degrees
- Ohio’s Comp Investment Loss Exceeds $300 Million
- Who’s Afraid of a Little Competition?
- By George Rothert
- Insurance Journal Airs Daily Fraudcaster Online
- Time Management for Insurance Agents … or …
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- Producer Development: Learning to Sell
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- Eight Cars Get Top Ratings in Insurance Industry Crash Tests
- Insurers Balk about Added Burden as N.J. Gov. Codey Signs Bill Restoring Consumer Advocate Office for 2006
- Principles and Politics: The Long and Short of Terrorism Insurance
- How to Differentiate Your Agency from the Competition & Make More Money
- Two Industry Opposed Bills Die in California Legislature
- The Industry Goes to School: Universities That Offer Insurance Degrees
- Luke Nolan
- Compensation Study Shows More Agencies Hiring Risk Managers
- Va. Med-Mal Insurer’s Collapse Has Patients and Doctors Scrambling
- Research Reports: Competing World Views on Terrorism Insurance
- Compensation Study Shows More Agencies Hiring Risk Managers
- The London Bombings: We Won’t Be ‘Terrorized by Terror,’ Says Blair
- By George Rothert
- When It Comes to Employee Benefits, Small Businesses Are Coming of Age
- More Agencies Expand with Hiring of Staff Risk Managers
- How to Select a MGA/Wholesaler
- Opinion: Rare Calif. Policy Success Tries to Survive
- AIR Damage Estimate $1B to $2.5B
- The London Bombings: Terror Pool Will Help Cover Losses
- With or Without TRIA, Terrorism Still Top Concern for Industry
- Virginia Big ‘I’ Breaks Ground in Education, Starting with CSR Program
- Education Essential
- Spitzer Chases Spyware: Why the Insurance Industry Should Do the Same
- Virginia Big ‘I’ Breaks Ground in Education, Starting with CSR Program
- Silly Business Suits Back in Style
- Agent Leader Hits Hodgepodge of Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- Oxnard Agency Owner Corbett Passes Away
- Study Maintains Malpractice Rates, Not Payouts, Rising
- Dennis Slams Fla. Panhandle; AIR Damage Estimate $1B to $2.5B
- Alliance Files Court Briefs On Behalf of Agents, Brokers in E&OCase
- Gregg has held a number of executive positions within Liberty Mutual’s commercial insurance operations since joining the
- FAIA Says PIA of Florida ‘Gave Away the Playbook’ to the Opposition
- Alliance Files Court Briefs On Behalf of Agents, Brokers in E&O Case
- Working With E&S Wholesalers: Be Nice … You’ll Need Them Again!
- FAIA Says PIA of Florida ‘Gave Away the Playbook’ to the Opposition
- American Agents Alliance Conference Selling Out Fast
- By George Rothert
- Dennis Slams Fla. Panhandle; AIR
- Do Your Customers Know What You Did Last Summer?
- Time Management for Insurance Agents or
- Case Law Watch
- The London Bombings: We Won’t Be ‘Terrorized by Terror,’ Says Blair
- ‘Line in the Sand’ Unites Agents, Brokers Against Real Enemy: Garamendi
- Study Maintains Malpractice Rates, Not Payouts, Rising
- FAIA Says PIA of Florida ‘Gave Away the Playbook’ to the Opposition
- The Industry Goes to School: Universities that Offer Insurance Degrees
- Establish an Outside Board of Advisors
- Ohio’s Comp Investment Loss Exceeds $300 Million
- Time Management for Insurance Agents
- Agent Leader Hits Hodgepodge of Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- More Agencies Expand with Hiring of Staff Risk Managers
- Education Essential
- American Agents Alliance Conference Selling Out Fast
- Research Reports: Competing World Views on Terrorism Insurance
- The Industry Goes to School: Universities That Offer Insurance Degrees
- Working With Your E&S Wholesaler: Be Nice … You’ll Need Them Again!
- Working With Your E&S Wholesaler: Be Nice … You’ll Need Them Again!
- Va. Med-Mal Insurer’s Collapse Has Patients and Doctors Scrambling
- The London Bombings: We Won’t Be ‘Terrorized by Terror,’ Says Blair
- A Rare California Policy Success Trying to Survive
- War of the Worlds: Treasury Sees TRIA as More Hindrance Than Help
- Va. Chief Insists SOX Debate Must Go On Despite Insurers’ Protests
- MGAs, Program Administrators Told Selling Out May be Way to Go
- U.S. Employers Turning to Wellness Programs to Manage Health Care Costs
- Insurers Holding the Price Line-For Now
- What is Finite Risk Reinsurance? A Definitive Explanation
- Agent Leader Hits Hodgepodge of Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- What Lines Program Insurers Like, Dislike
- Calif. Commissioner Discusses Workers’ Comp, Homeowners’ Insurance
- Minnesota’s No-Fault Law to Blame for High Auto Rates
- Jerry Blais
- Va. Agents Warned to Adhere to State’s Fee Disclosure Law
- Making the Grade in Agency Diagnostics
- Disclosure, Marketing Dominate Young Brokers and Agents Conference
- Ohio Dems Look to Cash in on Comp Fund Investment Mishap
- Workers’ Compensation Reform: A Tale of Two States
- Industry Fears ‘Serious Impact’ on Auto Market of N.J. Court Ruling
- Laying the Groundwork for New Insurance Programs
- CAS Attendees Hear of Positive Trends from Calif. Workers’ Comp Reforms
- Who’s Really Driving Consumer-Driven Health Care?
- Calif. Department of Insurance Chief Lists Expectations for Market Conduct
- Romney Auto Reforms Hit Roadblocks from Mass. Agents and Court
- Nationwide’s Allied Insurance Looking for Agents in South and East
- Insurers Holding the Price Line – for Now
- Tips on Maintaining a Good Credit Score
- CAS Attendees Hear of Positive Trends from Calif. Workers’ Comp Reforms
- Tips on Maintaining a Good Credit Score
- AIA Seeks to Improve N.C. Security Breach Legislation
- Tips on Maintaining a Good Credit Score
- Minn. Auditor Says Co-Ops Wasteful
- Who’s Afraid of a Little Competition?
- Analysis From Three Perspectives: Consumer, Employer and Broker
- A Roundup of Fraud Activities Reported Across the Southeast
- Montana Worried About Pending Workers’ Compensation Ruling
- IIABA Leader Fears Hodgepodge of Fee Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- Calif. Commissioner Discusses Workers’ Comp, Homeowners’ Insurance
- Insurers Holding the Price Line–For Now
- Deductibles Motivated Homeowners to Cheat on Claims
- For Mutuals, SOX Rules Don’t Fit
- Tips on Maintaining a Good Credit Score
- Missouri Lays Down the Law
- Despite Arlene, Business-As-Usual for IIAG
- Industry Fears ‘Serious Impact’ on Auto Market of N.J. Court Ruling
- FAIA ‘Roundups’ Analyze Florida Legislation, Its Impact
- Montana Worried About Pending Workers’ Compensation Ruling
- IIABA Leader Fears Hodgepodge of Fee Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- FAIA ‘Roundups’ Analyze Florida Legislation, Its Impact
- Who’s Afraid of a Little Competition?
- Nationwide’s Allied Insurance Looking for Agents in South and East
- Survey Says Insurance Cost Increases Slow
- Minn. Auditor Says Co-Ops Wasteful
- BRIDGEFIELD ADDS WORKERS’ COMP FOR N.C. MARKET
- Agent Leader Hits Hodgepodge of Disclosure Rules by Insurers
- Despite Arlene, Business-As-Usual for IIAG
- Ohio Dems Look to Cash in on Comp Fund Investment Mishap
- What is Finite Risk Reinsurance? A Definitive Explanation
- Va. Chief Insists SOX Debate Must Go On Despite Insurers’ Protests
- Aim for the Bull’s Eye: Focus on Market Characteristics Improves Programs
- Small Business Owners Face Gaps, Confusion Over Insurance Problem
- Romney Auto Reforms Hit Roadblocks from Mass. Agents and Court
- AIA Seeks to Improve N.C. Security Breach Legislation
- International Newsbriefs
- IIAT Traditions Run Deep at Convention in Austin
- Deductibles Motivated Homeowners to Cheat on Claims
- How to Market Program Business to Carriers: Tell All, Honestly
- Calif. Department of Insurance Chief Lists Expectations for Market Conduct
- Safety Report Drawn from WTC’s Collapse
- IIAT Traditions Run Deep at Convention in Austin
- Standard & Poor’s Annual Insurance Conference
- Survey Says Insurance Cost Increases Slow
- Va. Agents Warned to Adhere to State’s Fee Disclosure Law
- Small Business Owners Face Gaps, Confusion Over Insurance Problem
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