Features for February 2010
- Declarations
- Insurance Agents Fined for Not Having Written Security Plans
- 50 Things Young Agents Like LEAST
- Nebraska Court: Insurers Must Pay in Pollution Case
- Idaho Home Insurance Costs Lowest in Nation
- Things to Consider When Writing Marinas
- How Program Partners Can Help You Sell Value
- Private Crop Insurers Oppose Funding Cuts
- Big Ships Have Big Risks
- Average Medical Professional Liability Claim Payout Is $252.5K in Ohio
- It Figures
- Pre-2007 CGL Covers ‘Blast’ Faxes, Rules Florida High Court
- Wyoming Aimsto Ban Texting While Driving
- Road Safety Advocates Rank North Carolina, Tennessee Among Best
- California Evaluates Continuous Coverage Discount
- U.S. Safety Agency Launches Crackdown on Mine Operators
- How Program Partners Can Help You Sell Value
- Mass. Supreme Court Rules Against Agents in Auto Insurance Lawsuit
- One Person’s View: 7 Wonders of P/C Insurance History
- Hawaii Could Tap Hurricane Fund to Fund School Education
- Connecticut Insurance Department Recovered Nearly $3.2M Last Year for Policyholders in the State
- Mississippi Homeowners Learning Credit Score Link to Insurance
- Nevada Reminds Producers, Insurers of New Insurance Card Law
- It Figures
- South Carolina Eyes Lawsuit Limits to Help Economy
- A Recurrence of Recalls; ‘PIGS’ in a Poke; Lloyd’s Powers on; Haiti Now Faces Floods and Hurricanes
- How Program Partners Can Help Agents Sell Value to Customers
- It Figures
- Getting Back to Nature Requires Getting Proper Farm Insurance
- New York Requires Agents to Reveal How Much They’re Paid
- Georgia Republican’s Bill Would Curb Insurance Execs’ Political Contributions
- M&A Activity at Decade Lows
- Declarations
- State Farm Homeowners Rate Increase Denied in Louisiana
- Liberty Mutual Sues 9 Employees, Aspen for Alleged Plot to Steal Business
- Global Warming Litigation
- Global Warming Litigation Just Getting Started
- 101 Things Young Agents Like MOST
- Average Medical Professional Liability Claim Payout Is $252.5K in Ohio
- Declarations
- Recycle a Retiree to Evangelize Your Agency
- Illinois Med-Mal Caps Struck Down
- Washington Regulator Wants Emergency Flood Insurance
- Young Agents Survey
- Four Steps to Using Agency Technology for Target Marketing
- Private Crop Insurers Oppose Funding Cuts
- Social Service Organizations in Tough Times
- Declarations
- Four Steps to Using Agency Technology for Target Marketing
- Dos and Don’ts of Errors and Omissions Lawsuits
- N.H. Supreme Court: State Can’t Take Malpractice Reserves
- Lloyd’s Ordered to Pay Alleged Swindler Stanford’s Defense Costs
- Hales Reports Brokerage M&As Down 40% in 2009; Expects Better 2010
- Broad Powers for Proposed Rhode Island Workers’ Comp Unit
- ProBuilders RRG to Stop Accepting New Business
- Beware of Budget Cuts that Bite Back
- State Bans on Phoning While Driving Fail to Reduce Crashes
- Declarations
- Older Employees Lower Indemnity Costs for Workers’ Compensation
- Private Crop Insurers Oppose Funding Cuts
- Four Steps to Using Agency Technology for Target Marketing
- Property Casualty Market’s Love Affair With Main Street Business
- Kansas City Agent Convicted of Fraud Sentenced to 15 Years in Jail
- On Average, Texas Homeowners Rates Are Down, Agents Group Says
- Age and Wisdom
- Kansas City Agent Convicted of Fraud Sentenced to 15 Years in Jail
- Audit Raises Questions About Accuracy of Louisiana Citizens’ Records
- Kansas State Fair Wants to Opt Out of Workers’ Comp Pool
- Catastrophe Declaration Clears Way for Emergency Adjusters in Oklahoma
- Kansas State Fair Wants to Opt Out of Workers’ Comp Pool
- State Bans on Phoning While Driving Fail to Reduce Crashes
- Execs in New York Meet over Insurance Exchange Plan
- Declarations
- 2010 Will Challenge Calif. Insurance Agents, But Bright Spots Ahead
- New Jersey Court: Coffee Break-Injury Gets Full Disability
- State Bans on Phoning While Driving Failing to Reduce Crashes
- IBA West Pacific Northwest Chapter Joins Big ‘I’ Washington
- It Figures
- Tennessee Delays Workers’ Comp Mandate
- Only 20% of Oregonians Insured for Earthquake Risks
- Levees Protect Some of Nation’s Key Economic Areas
- Insurance Loss Estimates from Florida Freeze Still Being Tallied
- Declarations
- Couple Sues Massachusetts Hospital over Death of Children
- Kentucky Court Curbs Use of Agency Funds
- ProBuilders RRG to Stop Accepting New Business
- Business Risk Exclusion Means No Coverage for Toppled Conn. House
- West Virginia Eyes Fire Insurance Proceeds Lien for Vacant Buildings
- Aon Warns on Political, Financial Risks; Berkshire Bets a Billion on Munich Re; IPCC Defends Climate Change Report; Frau