Features for July 2014
- Rite Aid Settles California Lawsuit for Nearly $500,000
- Surplus Lines Tax Sharing Solution Still Up for Debate
- Farmers Looks to Add 85 Agency Owners Across Washington
- Lloyd’s Underwriters Find Success with U.S. Subsidiaries: SNL
- NAIC Hiring Consultant to Review Its Decision-Making, Governance
- South Carolina Windpool Shrinks as More Insurers Go Near Water
- Number of Med Mal Suits in Pennsylvania Has Steadied
- Painkiller Prescribing Highest in South; Florida Reverses Trend
- Mass. Motorcycle Owners to Receive $14.6M in Refunds
- Litigation Finance Firm Blames Tenn. Law for Exit
- Delaware OKs Bill Aimed at Lowering Workers’ Comp Costs
- As America Overall Ages with Boomers, Energy States See Youth Boom
- Consumer Interest in TrustedChoice.com Growing, Big ‘I’ Chair-Elect Says
- Study Shows How Wastewater Injections Cause Oklahoma Quakes
- Settlement in New Mexico Stemmed from Air Pollution Allegations
- Despite Increases Ohio Auto, Home Insurance Rates Still Among the Lowest
- State Farm Hurricane Deductibles in Louisiana Jump to 5%
- California Commissioner Sued by UnitedHealth Over Fine
- Iowa Agent Sentenced to 41 Months for Defrauding Insurers
- Storm Season a Reminder of the Importance of Building Stronger
- Aim of Nevada Anti-Fracking Suit to Block Drilling
- Drop in Agent Appointment Fee in Ohio Expected to Save Insurers $11.3M
- Texas Hailstorm Damage Estimated at $400M
- Montana and Arizona Lone States Without Texting Laws, but Does it Matter?
- Unlicensed Auto Insurance Robo-Caller Fined $191K by Minnesota Regulators
- Home Emergency Insurance Relaunches Protection Plans in California
- P/C Insurers’ Profit Dipped in Q1
- Family of Woman Killed in 2012 Crash Sues Hawaii Bar
- Deal Analysis: Why Validus Is Buying Western World
- Energy Market Dynamics of Shifting Shale
- Independent Agents Drawn to Tablet Applications
- Report: $100M in Losses from Southern California Quake
- Q1 P/C Direct Premium Written Up 3.5 Percent
- Colorado Home Inventory Firm Grows Rapidly After Bad Fire Seasons
- E&O Insights: Why It’s Important to Review E&S Proposals
- Kansas Court: Travel ‘Intrinsic’ to Oil Field Work, Comp Benefits Apply
- Atlanta Braves Cite ‘Baseball Rule’ in Injury Suit Defense
- NYRR Received $15M for Cancelled Marathon: Report
- All in the Family: Father and Daughter Honored by Texas Agents
- Florida Sends ‘Hurricane Tax’ to Early Retirement
- NICB Reports on Most Stolen SUVs/CUVs
- Louisiana Parish Updates Post-Evacuation Re-Entry Plan for Businesses
- 10 Things to Know About Earthquakes
- Connecticut’s Certificates of Insurance Bill Signed Into Law
- A Smooth Claims Experience Starts with Appropriate Customer Expectations
- How New Capital is Changing P/C and What To Do About It
- Connecticut Launches Online Program for Adjuster Registration
- Drugs an Unwanted Side Effect of Eagle Ford Oil, Gas Boom
- Uber, Lyft, Sidecar Toe-to-Toe With Insurers State-by-State
- Feds Give $102M in Storm Protection Funds to 11 States
- If Fracking Is the Question, Insurers May Ask – What Is the Answer?
- Getting a Grip on Ridesharing Coverage
- Ex-CFO of New York Charity Sentenced for Kickback Scheme
- Global Temperature Record Broken in May
- Disaster Mitigation: How Incentives Can Help
- Last Job Cuts at Travelers’ Syracuse, N.Y., Office Scheduled for Sept.
- Consumer Interest in TrustedChoice.com Growing
- The PPACA: What Employers Don’t Understand About Emerging Exposures
- Arkansas AG Sues Chiropractic ‘Runners’
- Agency Ownership of Expirations
- Florida’s Citizens to Lower Rates for 2015
- Climate Change Bottom-Line Talk Grows, S&P Director Says
- As America Overall Ages with Boomers, Energy States See Youth Boom
- Staffing for Your Organization’s Term Projects
- Southeast Has Higher Tornado Fatality Risk Than Midwest
- California Agency Failing to Ensure Limo Safety, Audit Shows
- South Carolina Joins States with Texting Ban
- Airbnb Alters San Francisco Rental Market, Report Shows
- Corps of Engineers Denies Causing Missouri River Floods
- South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Costs Set to Decrease
- Ex-Insurance Broker Arrested in California for Embezzlement
- Michigan Bill Limiting Lawsuits Against Insurers Sent to Governor
- Loophole in Tennessee’s Drunk Driving Law Under Scrutiny
- Hidden Perils of California’s Proposed Health Insurance Price Controls
- Weather Damages to Iowa Public Property in June Exceed $15M
- Florida Researchers Develop Model to Help Mitigate Costly Droughts
- Data Breach of 20K Young Patients at California Hospital
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