Features for December 2011
- Most Insurers Meet Medical Ratio
- Fact or Fiction? Insurance Tidbits of Known and Little-Known Information
- Breathe New Life into Your Old Performance Review Tactics
- Test Your Insurance News Knowledge
- Agency Pro-tection
- Who’s Worth What in the Agency System: Time to Evaluate Frozen Salaries
- Property Rates on the Rise
- P/C Insurance Isn’t Innovative? Don’t Believe It
- E&O Insights: Enhance Your Errors & Omissions Culture in 2012
- Foreign Insurers Losing Out in China
- Top 10 Most Read from ClaimsJournal.com
- The 2011 Survey Issue
- Business Moves
- All in the Family
- Top 20 Most Searched Markets from MyNewMarkets.com
- Oklahoma Gov. Requests Earthquake Disaster Assistance
- Computer with Info on 4 Million Patients Stolen in California
- Massachusetts Enacts Law on Credit Ban
- Well-Meaning Decisions Yield Unintended Consequences
- Flood Program Could Expire Dec. 16
- 80% of Claims from May Tornado in Minneapolis Resolved
- Tennessee Alters Surplus Lines Licensing
- Perpetuation: It Isn’t Just a Money Thing
- California Man Electrocuted by Fallen Power Line
- Southern California Food Importer to Pay $400K in Discrimination Case
- Insurers Bracing for Thai Flood Claims at More Than $10B
- Vehicle Accidents Rising in N.D. Oil Boom Town
- Judge Rejects Citigroup-SEC Mortgage Settlement
- Land O’Lakes Gives $10K to Texas Volunteer Fire Departments
- Maine Workers’ Compensation Rates to Go Down Next Year
- Backers of Persistency Initiative Claim Signatures to Make 2012 Ballot
- Allstate Bundles Home Policies with Auto Policies in North Carolina
- NYC PIP Costs Rising
- More Homes Added to Chinese Drywall Remediation Settlement
- Post Tornado, Joplin, Missouri, Rebuilding Permits Setting Records
- Insurer Pays in Florida Rental Car Crash
- More Small Earthquakes in Oklahoma
- RIMS: Soft Market Has Hit Bottom for Commercial Lines
- Can’t Wait on Exchange
- Starr International Files $25B Lawsuit Against U.S., Calling AIG Takeover ‘Unconstitutional’
- Availability of Earthquake Insurance Increasing in Oklahoma
- Judge: Transocean Insurance not Available to BP for Oil Spill
- Program Market Growing With $17.5B in Premium, Survey Reveals
- Ohio Rolls Out Plan Aimed at Increasing Return to Work Rates
- Best Practices to Prevent Employee Fraud in a Recession
- Study Recommends Houston Ship Channel Floodgate
- Wisconsin Court: Malpractice Claims Can Go to AG’s Headquarters
- Insurers Finally Get Right to Jury Trial in New Jersey
- Former North Dakota Agent Admits to Mail, Wire Fraud
- Study: Cost for Non-hospital Services in Workers’ Comp Highest in Wisconsin
- Louisiana Citizens Sheds More Policies
- Bozeman City Commission OKs Cellphone Ordinance
- Leading By Creating
- P/C Insurers’ Q3 Earnings Declined 70% From One Year Ago: Moody’s
- How to Reduce the Risk When Buying Agency E&O Coverage
- Florida’s Citizens Plans Condo Rate Hike
- BP Can’t Use Transocean Insurance for Gulf Spill
- Perfect Storm of Conditions Fueled Big Reno Fire
- U.S. Reopens Public Database of Malpractice Claims Against Doctors
- How to Attract Carrier Attention for Program Business
- Insurance Company Poll: Oregon Drivers Want Harsher Cell Phone Penalties
- Report Links Wildfires to Immigrants in Arizona
- Scientists Say Kenai Area Getting Drier, Warmer
- Architects & Engineer Class Held Hostage by Price Cutting, Overcrowding
- N.Y. Loosens Regulations for Large Commercial Insureds
- California’s State Fund Declares $50 Million in Dividends for Policyholders
- 8 Ways to Avoid Making a Lousy First Impression