Features for December 2012
- Insurance Industry to Add Jobs in 2013
- E&O Insights: Placing Business with New Markets? Proceed with Your Eyes Open
- Continued Drought, More Tornados Forecasted
- Large Retailers Rediscover Wholesale
- Prospects for Insurance Regulation in 2013
- New Insurance Laws Taking Effect
- New Leaders in 2013
- 2013 Buyer’s Guide
- Reinsurers’ Capital Can Absorb Sandy Losses Below $50B: S&P
- Georgia Eyes No-Fault Plan for Medical Malpractice
- Surplus Lines Premiums on the Rise in Texas
- South Carolina Names Lobbyist Farmer as Insurance Chief
- Louisiana’s October Jobless Rate Lowest in More Than 3 Years
- Mississippi Upholds Funeral Policy Restriction
- Security Breach at Nationwide Compromises Oklahoma Customer Info
- Mostly Verbal Warnings, not Tickets, to Texting Texas Drivers
- Indiana Court: Compensation Fund May Not Dispute Liability in Med Mal Case
- Michigan Regulators Say Fake Auto Insurance Sold in Metro Detroit
- The Price Is Right
- California Sells Out of First Pollution Permits
- Be Wise Specialize!
- Arizona City Agrees to Settle Police Shooting Lawsuit
- Program Business Hits $24.7B in 2011: Study
- Q&A: Surplus Lines Association of California Director McKay
- Pricing Improved in 2011 But Workers’ Compensation Still Challenged: A.M. Best
- Oregon Insurers Sue Landowners in Ashland Fire
- Theft and Vandalism Claims Have Carriers on Edge in Vacant Property Segment
- Utah Woman Injured in Carousel Accident Sues for $300K
- More Businesses Seek Government Flood Insurance After Sandy
- Women with Driver’s Licenses Now Outnumber Men
- Willis: Rising Loss Estimates Not a Surprise
- Teacher Sues California School District Over Breastfeeding
- Investor Paulson Lowers Hartford Holdings
- Florida Gov. Scott Seeks Audit of Citizens
- RMS: Sandy Insured Loss Up to $25B
- Florida Court Delays Citizens’ Immunity Ruling