Features for September 2015
- Why Now Is Time to Privatize Flood Insurance: A Candid Conversation with Hiscox USA CEO Walter
- Missouri Fines Insurer Safe Auto for Alleged Violations
- L.A. County’s 100K Shady Palms Potential Deathtraps for Workers
- Court Backs Workers’ Comp Ruling for Assaulted Nebraska Nurse
- Idaho Court Allows Boy Scout Suit to Move Forward
- Illinois Workers’ Compensation Market at a Glance
- Maine Issues Bulletin on Insurers’ Adverse Action Notices
- Survey: Many Drivers Unaware of Auto Safety Technology
- Pennsylvania to Hold Hearing on Health Insurer Balance Billing
- More Crashes Causing Ohio Car Insurance Rates to Climb
- New York City Taxi Lenders Face Risks After Uber Suit Dismissed
- Citizens’ 2016 Rates Approved With Minor Adjustments
- New York Health Insurer’s Data Breach Puts 10M Records at Risk
- Tennessee Supreme Court Rules for Insurer in Assignment of Benefits Case
- Will Uber Employee Status Ruling in California Impact Its Business Model?
- U.S. Chinese Drywall Victims Face China’s Legal Wall of Immunity
- E&O Insights: Big Trucks Can Cause Big E&O Claims
- Palmer & Cay of Texas: Focused on Specialization
- 66% of Small Businesses Lack Business Interruption Coverage
- Remembering Myron F. Steves Sr.
- Don’t Get Trucked By Transit Coverage
- Louisiana Worker’s Comp Market ‘Remains Competitive’
- Workers’ Comp Premiums Increase By 5.3% in First Half of 2015
- Flood Zone Expansion Could Raise Insurance Costs for Some Coloradans
- Which of These Competitors Should You Worry About?
- Lawsuit over Beer Cup at Idaho Arena Moves Forward, Fraud Claims Dropped
- Commercial Insurance Prices Up But Barely: Survey
- Judge OKs $415M Settlement in Worker Suit Against Silicon Valley Giants
- Building Relationships vs. Pushing Transactions
- NAPSLO Panel: Tech Disruption May be Good for E&S Market
- Construction Defect Analysis for Occurrence and Manifestation Occurrence Form Policies
- Citizens Highlights ‘Disturbing’ Water Loss Trend at FLOIR Rate Hearing
- Insurers Look to Cyber, M&A Coverage as Prices Decline: Marsh
- California Insurance Company Oversight Law Signed
- Up to 280,857 More Policies Approved for Removal From Citizens
- Marketers Have Lost Control of Insurance Buying Process
- Uber Headache if More Drivers Want Full-Time Status
- Underwriters Sue Over Hole-in-One Jackpot in West Virginia
- MGAs Next to Feel Impact of Capital Markets: AmWINS’ DeCarlo
- Former California Probation Officer Nabbed for Fraud While on Probation
- Appeals Court Denies State Farm’s Rehearing Request in Katrina Fraud Case
- Taxi Companies’ Suit Against Uber in Connecticut Dismissed
- Federal Government Suing Southern California Edison over 2009 Fire
- Florida Foreclosure Filings Spiked in July
- Plymouth Rock’s ‘Prime’ Combines Online Sales With IA Channel
- Ohio Licenses First Captive Insurance Company
- Litigation Relief Needed for TWIA Depop Program to Work, Lawmakers Say
- $12.9M Paid on Insurance Claims for Baltimore Riot Damage
- Michigan’s New PIP Maximum Work Loss Benefit in Effect Oct. 1
- Hurricane Katrina: Every Number Tells a Story
- District of Columbia, Maine, Pennsylvania Nix Price Optimization
- Kansas Earthquakes Linked to Injection Wells, Geologist Says
- What to Know About Insurance Company Financial Status
- FEMA: Sandy Reviews Will Be Considered Beyond Deadline
- Earthquake Coverage Increasingly Expensive, Hard to Find in Missouri
- Managers as Employee Engagement Ambassadors
- New Jersey Firefighters Want Tougher Fire Codes
- Michigan’s New ‘Smart’ Roads, Vehicles to ‘Talk’
- S&P: U.S. Insurers Cautious to Respond to Soaring Cyber Demand
- New Jersey Still Recovering From Sandy’s Mental Health Issues
- Survey Examines Agents’ Views of Agency Aggregators
- Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Harsh Winter for Northeast in 2016
- Auto Insurance Affordability Improves in Most States: IRC
- Calif. Man Hurt in Trolley Station Fall Gets $21.5M Insurance Settlment
- Lloyd’s and its Syndicates 2015 – Adapting to Changing Times
- California WCIRB Proposes Premium 7.8% Below 2015 Average
- The Hard Market That Wasn’t
- Geico Agrees to $6M Settlement over Business Practices in California
- Stamping Offices Report Moderate Growth in U.S. Premium
- California Commissioner Applauds Supreme Court Decision Against Hartford
- Tenn. Highway Patrol Says Fewer Traffic Deaths Reported So Far in 2015
- Cyber Risk Insurers Lag in Buying Cyber Cover
- Study: Ventura, Oxnard in California Could Be at Greater Tsunami Risk
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