Features for November 2014
- Integro Adds Aviation Expertise With Dewald and Team in Utah
- Los Angeles Port Sees Air Pollution Levels Dip
- Millions Unclaimed in Ohio Workers’ Comp Case
- New York Ruling Adds Transparency in California Workers’ Comp Market
- Michigan Orders Unlicensed Auto Insurer to Shut Down
- Family of Driver Killed in California Bus and FedEx Crash Sues
- Workers’ Comp Medical Payment Costs Fall in Illinois: Study
- A Few Thoughts for Insurance Entrepreneurs
- Michigan Appeals Court: Insurance Agents May Not Be ‘Professionals’ Under Malpractice Definition
- Insurance Intermediary Deal Momentum Gathers Speed
- Insurers: 1/3 of Work Comp Claims in Midwest Were from Slips, Falls
- Businesses Slow to Boost Cyber Insurance Coverage Despite Risks
- Review of Gubernatorial Race Results and Their Potential Impact
- Large Agencies More Optimistic About Future Growth: Study
- AIG to Pay N.Y. $35M to Settle Licensing Allegations
- The Long-Term Care Market
- The Hartford Offers Pension Buyouts
- 10 Things to Know About Contractors & Builders
- NYC Flood Zone Properties Worth $129B Under New FEMA Maps
- Insuring Infrastructure Projects in Latin America
- Maryland Says Insurers Can’t Use ‘Price Optimization’
- Climate Change Report Paints Portrait of Dystopian Future
- A Tough Day at the Office
- Workers’ Comp Costs Continue Down in Southeast States
- Top 50 Personal Lines Leaders
- Creating Alternatives to Workers’ Comp One State at a Time
- North Carolina Faces High Hospital Costs for Injured Workers
- 5 Tips for Clients to Consider When Buying Cyber Liability
- Oklahoma AG: Workers’ Comp Panel Sessions Must Be Public
- South Carolina Commercial Auto Insurer First Keystone Insolvent
- Young Agents and the Senior Market
- Denton, Texas, Rejects Fracking but State to Continue Permits
- Idahoans to See Slight Reduction in Workers’ Comp Rates in 2015
- Trends Support Positive Outlook for Homeowners Insurance: Aon Benfield
- Oklahoma AG Warns of Insurer ‘Steering’ to Body Shops
- Washington Bottle Maker Fined After Worker’s Hand Amputated
- Industry Exec Selzer Elected Insurance Commissioner in Kansas
- Wyoming Offers Drive Sober App
- 4 Trends to Watch in Professional Liability for Accountants
- The Pitfalls of Rejecting a Defense Under Texas ‘Same Facts’ Test
- California Jury Finds Toyota Seatbelt Caused Woman’s Paraplegia
- Three Trends to Watch for in Architects & Engineers Coverage
- A Few Thoughts for Insurance Entrepreneurs
- Southern California Agent That Sold Bogus Policies Sentenced
- Ebola ‘Tipping Point’ Could Come By Late January, Reports RMS
- LWCC Chairman Emeritus Aubrey T. Temple, Jr.
- Experts: Insurance Distribution Future Online and Personalized
- Predictions on the Demise of the Independent Agent Are Premature Yet …
- LSU Flagship Campus Cleared to Buy Its Own Insurance
- Southern California Docs Bribed to Use Unsafe Spine Screws, Suits Claim
- E&O Insights: How Important Is Your E&O Policy?
- Contractors Need to Be Involved in the Claims Process, BELFOR CEO Says
- Mississippi Reviewing 3.2% Workers’ Comp Rate Cut
- Should Agency Owners Find or Develop Salespeople?
- Mass. DOI Issues Bulletin on Policy Term Disclosure Rules
- Erie Insurance Enters Kentucky
- Understanding Condo Association & Unit Valuation
- Penn. Agrees to $200M Settlement in Med Mal Fund Case
- OSHA Initiative Targets Hazardous Chemicals in Workplace
- Spending on Agents Always Beats Spending on Ads
- NOAA Says Don’t Expect a Sequel of Last Winter’s Polar Vortex
- Mississippi County Rejects State Building Code
- How to Determine Your Clients’ Cyber Exposures
- Ohio Workers’ Comp Bureau: Rates for Local Governments Falling
- South Carolina Approves CAT Models, Weighs Building Public Model
- Workers’ Comp Writers Using More Mobile Device Apps, Other Technology
- State Farm Seeking Approval to Test Drones in Illinois
- Homeowners No Longer Taking Back Seat to Auto for Insurers
- 10 Things to Know About Professional Liability
- Iowa Launches New Emergency Alert System
- Restricting Malpractice Suits Against Physicians May Not Reduce Defensive Medicine
- MyPath Portal: Can It Lure Millennials to Insurance Careers?
- Top States for Luxury Car Theft
- How to Navigate Today’s Agency E&O Market
- Homeowners Sue Golf Course for Negligence in California Fire
- Claims Trends
- Tougher State Malpractice Laws May Not Reduce Defensive Medicine
- Some Insurers Exclude Ebola; Others Offer New Products
- Average Claims Experience Not Enough to Retain Customers: Accenture
- Wind Insurer Settles Lawsuit with South Texas School District
- Elmo, Insurers Promote Literacy in Downtown Los Angeles
- IICF’s Early Literacy Campaign with Sesame Workshop Inspires Parents, Industry
- Jury Finds Texas Windstorm Insurer Adequately Paid City for Ike Claims
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