Features for July 2007
- How to make insuring tough product liability accounts easier
- Auto crashes up, workplace injuries down according to Neb. Safety Council
- Managing energy industry risk in a volatile world
- Nevada consumers puzzle over using credit history
- Regional companies provide a competitive advantage
- People
- A recipe for independent agency-carrier relationship success
- A recipe for independent agency-carrier relationship success
- Half million more taxpayers’ info on stolen computer device in Ohio
- Package of insurance measures passes La. legislature
- Treasury chief Paulson vows review of U.S. financial services regulation
- Calif. Earthquake Authority pushes for industry assessments
- How to make insuring tough product liability accounts easier
- Calif. low cost auto insurance program expanded to nine counties
- FBI data mining targets include insurance fraud suspects
- Calif. workers’ comp earthquake losses could exceed $150 million annually
- Report: N.C. among states with worst traffic, S.C. among best roads
- The Nonadmitted and Reinsurance Reform Act
- Congress gets serious about surplus lines insurance reform
- Despite firefighting prowess, the Russians aren’t coming
- Fla. CFO Sink halts department’s disposal of consumer complaint records
- $660 million will settle church abuse case
- Premium Growth: Top 25 P/C premium gainers for first quarter 2007
- Teen drivers talk, text too much while on the road
- Epoxy cited in fatal Big Dig ceiling failure
- Despite firefighting prowess, the Russians aren’t coming
- Calif. workers’ comp earthquake losses could exceed $150 million annually
- Industry supports terror bill but not all agree with NBCR mandate
- Nevada consumers puzzle over using credit history
- N.Y. to slash workers’ comp rates 20.5%
- Insurers refute Fla. Gov. Crist’s ‘broken promises’
- Teen drivers talk, text too much while on the road
- Reeling in the new recruits
- Congress gets serious about surplus lines insurance reform
- How to make insuring tough product liability accounts easier
- U.S. Senate panel weighs funding for weather satellites
- Agency must pay $5.8 million to SoCal firm
- Building the case with customers for excess casualty coverage
- Reeling in the new recruits
- N.Y. names med malpractice task force after approving 14% hike
- News Currents
- Despite firefighting prowess, the Russians aren’t coming
- GAO: Identity theft cases limited compared to number of security breaches
- Control experience modification factor, before it controls you
- N.J. agents hope to end auto insurance quote requirement
- After review of mine tragedies, U.S. promises stricter inspections
- Regional companies provide a competitive advantage
- Premium Growth: Top 25 P/C premium gainers for first quarter 2007
- Pa. bill limits farm owners’ liability for hunting accidents
- S.C. sponsors free mitigation workshop
- Thousands of Washington homes threatened by faulty fire sprinklers
- Building the case with customers for excess casualty coverage
- Declarations
- Florida’s workers’ comp trust fund coffers overflowing with cash
- Calif. Earthquake Authority pushes for industry assessments
- Virginians question bad driving penalties
- South Texas counties at odds with FEMA over maps
- Bankruptcy and D&O Claims Settlements
- How to make insuring tough product liability accounts easier
- Inhalants not included under drunk driving law, N.Y. high court rules
- In the oil and gas sector, all policies are not the same
- Oregon’s Ario tapped to be Pennsylvania commissioner
- In the oil and gas sector, all policies are not the same
- Managing energy industry risk in a volatile world
- Ark. 2007 workers’ comp bills include rules for second injuries, coverage waivers
- Study: Calif. workers’ comp reforms working
- Virginia cameras scan for hot cars and stolen license plates
- Maximize your value by asking the right questions
- Getting to ‘yes’ with underwriters on design liability accounts
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- In R.I., Beacon Mutual controversy rekindled over Labor nomination
- Will new California construction codes lead to woes?
- Supreme Court ruling limits investors’ antitrust
- Focus key to surviving insurance industry challenges
- WTC fireproofing
- Focus key to surviving insurance industry challenges
- More small businesses think big
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- Allstate awards cities free gas for safe driving records
- Ariz. high court to review product liability case
- Contracts count when dealing with subcontractors
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- BOP evolution warrants a second look
- Oregon to stop printing producer licenses
- Coverage interpretation and claims litigation at odds
- Maximize your value by asking the right questions
- Maximize your value by asking the right questions
- Court says employer should not pay for all permanent disability
- Builder’s risk: difficult but manageable
- Getting to ‘yes’ with underwriters on design liability accounts
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- Project owners run for their own cover
- People
- Streamlining surplus lines
- More small businesses think big
- West Va. worries about mine inspector shortage
- State Farm to cut Colo. auto rates 7.2%
- Small business owners’ needs run large
- Fla. regulators again irk insurers over credit rule
- $25 million
- Builder’s risk: difficult but manageable
- Tenn. collects record in workers’ comp penalties
- Lawyers, businesses groups tackle Oregon product liability laws
- Coverage interpretation and claims litigation at odds
- bh:Courageous
- A look at restaurants and bars from the ‘inside-out’
- Contracts count when dealing with subcontractors
- Business Owners Policies
- P/C insurers invest $320 billion in public projects
- A look at restaurants and bars from the ‘inside-out’
- Oregon’s Ario tapped to be Pennsylvania commissioner
- Jay Dillon
- Project owners run for their own cover
- N.H. passes tort reform measure
- Allstate awards cities free gas for safe driving records
- House bill renews federal terrorism reinsurance for 10 years
- Industry Challenges
- Greater competition, higher prices challenge A&E market
- Small business owners’ needs run large
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