Features for April 2012
- Hartford to Repay Allianz’s $2.4B Crisis Aid
- Harassment Class-Action Suit Against Iowa Trucking Company Backfires
- Liberty Mutual ‘Disappointed’ at AIG Workers’ Comp Settlement
- How Health Care Reform Will Reshape the Medical Malpractice Market
- Workers’ Comp Scofflaws in North Carolina Under Scrutiny
- How to Help Small Businesses Avoid Underinsurance and Anticipate the Unexpected
- Young Agents Survey
- Idaho, Arizona Governors Sign Electronic Proof of Coverage Law
- Cybersecurity Disclosure Obligations Raise Insurance Coverage Questions
- Federal Healthcare Law to Aid Black Lung Victims
- South Texas Storm Racks Up Millions in Claims
- Washington Mutual Sues Its D&O Insurers
- Tennessee Warns on Certificates of Insurance
- Court to Decide on Florida Medical Malpractice Caps
- Missouri Home Insurance Rates Rise
- N.Y. Regulators Expand Probe Into Force-Placed Insurers
- Ariz. Bill to Tow Vehicles Without Liability Defeated
- March’s Severe Weather Proved Deadly, Costly in U.S.
- Path Set for ACOs in Healthcare Delivery
- Oklahoma Agent Sentenced
- Arbitron to Pay $400,000 in Lawsuit over Ratings
- Oregon Company Sues Columbia Sportswear
- Vicarious Liability Ruling May Impact Education Insureds in California
- Georgia Agents Form New Venture, PentaRisk
- Risk Not Confined to Tornado Alley
- 160-Year Old Hanover Insurance Group Retaking Its Place as P/C Industry Leader
- Virginia Insurance Fraud Arrests Going Up
- Former Head of Oversight Panel Blasts AIG Tax Deal
- This Is Not Your Father’s Industry
- Report: Reinsurers See Lower Loss Activity, Market Support
- New York State Senate Passes Auto Insurance Fraud Measures
- Why Agents and Customers Choose Higher Prices
- Survey: Oklahoma Businesses Confident About Future
- Nevada Traffic Deaths Mysteriously Jump in 1st Quarter of 2012
- Hawaii Reaches $15.4M Settlement in Hikers’ Deaths
- Florida Cat Fund Tax Plan Raises Questions
- April in Texas: Tornadoes, High Winds and Hail
- 160-Year Old Hanover Retaking Its Place as P/C Industry Leader
- Tsunami Anniversary a Reminder of Supply Chain Insurance
- CEA and Red Cross Combine Forces to Raise Awareness
- Digital Divide: Young Agents Versus ‘Old’ Agency Principals
- Top Reasons Happy Couples File Wedding Insurance Claims
- Agents Urge Caution on Changes to Missouri Work Comp Insurer
- Florida Food Truck Bust
- 3 Florida Claims Bills Signed
- California’s Workers’ Comp Underwriting Results Erode
- Demand for Kidnap & Ransom Insurance on the Rise in Latin America
- Alabama Considers Coastal Depopulation Plan
- Missouri Discrimination, Workers’ Comp Bills Vetoed
- Regulators’ Advice: Be Prepared for Springtime Risks
- AmWins Reportedly for Sale; CEO DeCarlo Says Firm is Recapitalizing
- Insurance Plays Lead Role in Movies
- Ohio Court: Builders Must Construct Homes in ‘Workmanlike Manner’
- Florida Passes Workers’ Comp Changes
- Agency Management Challenges
- 2012 Second Quarter Schedule
- Michigan Catastrophic Injury Premium to Go to $175 Per Car
- With 18 Fatalities Arkansas Tops in Flood Deaths Last Year
- Is There a Bad Apple in Your Bunch?
- The Hartford Selling Life Insurance Units
- Research Hopes to Curb Head, Neck Injuries in Athletes
- 50 Awesome Social Media Ideas for Insurance Agencies
- Securities Fraud Settlements in 2011 Were Lowest in Decade
- N.Y. Agency Groups Will Not Appeal Recent Disclosure Ruling
- Risk for Corruption High in South Central States, Report Says
- Why Board Members Need Community Association D&O Liability
- What’s Your Grofit?
- E&O Insights: Social Media Can Be Your Friend or Foe