Features for January 2007
- Coping with catastrophe
- Private equity market bullish on E&S brokers
- Report: Nevada workers’ comp system needs to examine serious claims
- Industry leaders debate federal vs. state regulation with Democratic Congress shift
- Agents can score with varied sports and entertainment industry
- Don’t be guilty of ignoring the lawyers’ E&O marketplace
- Cyber liability market is older, wiser, smarter and still growing
- Proactive agents help contractors and subcontractors reduce comp costs
- Sea of opportunity in the ocean marine market
- Allied medical professional liability: healthy growth to continue
- Delaware agent groups to merge
- Producer appointments available online in Ark.
- Private equity market bullish on E&S brokers
- A look behind the very good P/C results for 2006
- Industry leaders debate regulation in wake of Democratic Congress shift
- In Memoriam: Paul H. Jones
- Insurer to investigate Vermont diocese’s sex abuse
- LIRC says Citizens can raise rates
- Excess, Surplus & Specialty Markets
- Delaware enacts major workers comp system reform package
- Obituary
- Silicon Valley oenophiles on alert after brazen wine heist
- Conn. AG seeks to block shutter requirement
- In 2006, largest P/C losses occurred inland
- Pricing discipline key to P/C insurers’ repeat performance in 2007
- How Democratic Congress might approach federal insurance regulation
- It Figures
- Billions at stake as Supreme Court weighs credit notice standards
- Royal & Sun Alliance management buyout faces opposition
- Enron’s legacies and directors and officers risk
- Sea of opportunity in the ocean marine market
- Highlights of Delaware’s workers’ comp changes
- Declarations
- Allied medical professional liability: healthy growth to continue
- Insurers gain access to Mass. diocese abuse files
- La. police officer resigns after fraud accusation
- Contractors’ Workers’ Compensation
- Kentucky judge permits Christians-only health plan to continue
- Coping with catastrophe
- Agents can score with varied sports and entertainment industry
- There’s lot insurers do not like in Florida’s property insurance fix
- Calif. hospitals may not meet earthquake safety standards
- Demotech named official Insurance Journal Research Partner
- Report: Nevada workers’ comp system needs to examine serious claims
- Cyber liability market is older, wiser, smarter and still growing
- Wind subsidies for Mississippi
- Case Law Watch
- Homeowners win key water v. wind Katrina claims case against State Farm
- News Currents
- Declarations
- Snowbirds flee Florida’s hot insurance rates
- Keys to surviving it and thriving from it
- Under new rules, bytes of electronically stored info could have big bite
- Report: 148 places around Hawaii lack emergency sirens, state lacks funding
- New fire science could overturn arson convictions across the nation
- Arson convictions now being questioned
- Making the case for small/mid-size business EPLI
- Attributes of an excellent and lasting EPLI program
- Subcontractor default insurance
- Contractors not buying into professional liability
- New fire science could overturn arson convictions across the nation
- Florida medical malpractice market marked by low profitability
- Tenn. report highlights cost of defending medical malpractice claims
- N.H. private school says insurer didn’t do flood insurance homework; sues for buildings’ damages
- Case Law Watch
- In Memoriam: Robert Hoye dies
- Former R.I. Gov. Sundlun and Lloyd’s at odds
- 28.5 million holiday party hosts likely underinsured, study says
- Reinsurance rates falling or flat, Willis reports
- Declarations
- La. judge: Insurers liable for water
- N.Y., Conn., Ill. AGs bring another suit, this time against Acordia
- Dissecting a claims made policy
- It Figures
- Making the case for small/mid-size business EPLI
- Insurers seek Indiana Supreme Court review of family’s damage award
- New fire science could overturn arson convictions across the nation
- BOPping in on employment practices liability insurance
- Declarations
- AJG resolves federal class action case
- If asbestos claims were covered by claims-made insteadof occurrence forms, insurers likely would not be
- Dissecting a claims made policy
- Absence of hurricane losses proves beneficial to insurers’ bottomline
- Warm winter helps Georgia lower fire death toll even in most vulnerable, colder counties
- Ark. starts insurance plan for low-income workers
- 13 states file briefs against credit scoring
- Miss. vows insurance consumers’ bill of rights
- Oregon Archdiocese reorganization plan calls for $75 million settlement
- Attributes of an excellent and lasting EPLI program
- Miss. AG’s Katrina case moved to state court
- California workers’ comp reforms working
- Industry meetings in 2007 … beyond insurance
- Tenn. report highlights cost of defending medical malpractice claims
- New fire science could overturn arson convictions across the nation
- Drunk driving death rates decline in 23 states
- People
- Underwriters Evaluation of Risk – From Most to the Least
- S.C. drivers face higher limits in new year
- Colorado, Idaho Gov.-elects appoint
insurance department heads
- Contractors not buying into professional liability Ames & Gough survey finds as many as 50% of contractors not covered
- Florida medical malpractice market marked by low profitability
- CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS
- Chubb ends contingent commissions
- Florida report finds small, new firms and construction gaps in workers’ comp availability
- Enron’s legacies and directors’ and officers’ risk
- Insurance surcharges add up for Florida property owners
- Declarations
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