Features for May 2013
- Criminal Investigation Launched into Texas Fertilizer Explosion
- Midwest AGs Go After Storm-Chasing Roofing Companies
- Oklahoma Completes Workers’ Compensation Overhaul
- Ohio Workers’ Comp Fund Plans to Return $1 Billion to Employers
- Homeowners not the Only Line of Insurance Affected by Texas Weather
- Three Insurance Companies Placed in Liquidation in Illinois
- E&O Insights: Restaurant and Tavern Risks
- Florida Lawmakers Approve Medical Malpractice Reform
- Golf and Country Clubs Weather the Storm
- Tennessee Approves Workers’ Compensation Changes
- Medical Malpractice Payouts Not Driving Up Health Costs: Study
- North Carolina Underreports Workplace Deaths: Study
- Industry Results Show Positive Signs for Workers’ Comp Line, NCCI’s Chief Economist Says
- State Farm Appeals Katrina Fraud Ruling in Mississippi
- Risk Retention Groups Show Strong Financial Stability: Demotech
- Montana Enacts Insurance Compact Legislation
- Space Mountain Reopens at Disneyland After Workplace Appeal Dropped
- Bill Limits California Workers’ Comp for Pro Athletes
- Washington Man Gets $1,103 Speeding Ticket in Oregon
- Md. Requires Insurers to Explain ACC Clause
- TRIA Debate Heats Up with Charge ‘Nervous Nelly’ P/C Insurers Enjoy $7B ‘Subsidy’
- Sandy Changing the Way Underwriters View Northeast
- Jail for Washington Man Faking Work Injuries for Drugs
- Buffett: Berkshire to Be Significant Factor in Commercial Insurance
- California Surplus Lines: LLC Bill Thriving
- N.J. Enacts Homeowners Summary Bill
- CEA’s First CIO Reflects C-Suite Trend
- Sharkproof II: Retention through investment
- Interest in Personal Gun Liability Insurance Protection Increasing
- Fireman’s Fund Historic Highlights
- Workers’ Comp Reform Advances in Oklahoma
- 2013 Super Regional Insurers
- Claims, Lawsuits Mount from Texas Fertilizer Blast
- The New Age of Technology: 3D Printing
- New York Reaches Settlement With QBE, Assurant
- Most Carriers Provide Training on Selling Online: Survey
- Experts Weigh Boston Bombings’ Impact on TRIA Debate
- U.S. P/C Industry Posts $33.5B 2012 Income Despite Huge Catastrophe Losses of $32B
- Over 90% of New Jersey/New York Sandy Claims Settled
- The Trademark Problem
- Massachusetts FAIR Plan Seeks Rate Hike
- Jimcor’s Mastowski on the Market and the Future of MGAs
- Liability an Issue for Colorado Ski Patrols
- Ohio Justices: Doctor’s Apology not Evidence of Malpractice
- Report: L.A. Tops List of Cities with Worst Traffic
- Michigan Man Says Insurance Won’t Cover Bullet Damage
- Drought Costs Wyoming County its No. 1 Hay Spot
- Top 10 States for Hail Claims: State Farm
- Fireman’s Fund Fights for Firefighters
- Court: No Insurance Coverage in South Dakota Crash That Hurt 4 Boys
- Lawsuit Over Los Angeles Lap-Band Ads Settled
- Tool Identifies California’s Most Polluted Cities
- RIMS Conference in LA Risks No Loss of Subject Matter
- Florida Becomes 4th State to Sue BP Over Oil Spill
- San Francisco Cable Car Accidents Costs Millions
- Florida PIP Law Injunction Remains in Effect
- Fireman’s Fund Chief Tackles Sesquicentennial, Market