Features for January 2016
- Something to Consider: Future Trends and the Insurance Industry
- New Jersey’s Residual Property Insurance Plan Raises Rates
- South Carolina Extends Data Call from October Storm
- New York Legislators Examine Health Republic’s Failure
- Report: Mississippi Insurers Not Overcharging Coastal Residents
- Second ‘Hottest’ Year on Record in U.S. Included 10 Major Weather Events in 2015
- West Virginia Sues Prescription Drug Wholesaler for ‘Flooding’ State
- Deal Activity Still Booming
- Departing Florida Insurance Chief McCarty Leaves ‘Huge Shoes to Fill’
- The Struggle Getting U.S. Regulators to Understand Insurance
- Kentucky Governor to Dismantle State Health Exchange
- P/C Execs Predict Cyber Growth, Democrat in the White House
- Indiana Company to Pay $100K to Resolve Age Discrimination Suit
- North Carolina Cracks Down on Employers Lacking in Workers’ Comp Coverage
- A Look Back and Ahead with Nationwide Ventures’ Michael Miller
- Workplace Deaths Down in North Dakota Oil Patch
- Obama Nominates South Carolina Insurance Head to NARAB Board of Directors
- Outlook for U.S. Commercial P/C Insurance Still Negative
- Missouri Joins Other States in Barring Insurers’ Use of Price Optimization
- Expert Sounds off on Legal, Insurance Issues of Self-Driving Cars
- The Changing Surplus Lines Landscape
- New Ohio Law Strengthens Regulation of Certificates of Insurance
- Ex-LA Times Columnist’s $7.1M Award Tossed by Judge
- Why Agents Must Pause for Ethics
- Earthquakes and Resulting Lawsuits Persist in Oklahoma
- Worst State for Emergency Response Times: Wyoming
- Farmers, Ranchers to Feel Heat from Manufacturers Over Food Safety
- California Construction Company Owner Nabbed for Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Trucking Industry Sees Safety Improvements
- Judge: Monkey Cannot Own Copyright of Selfie Photos
- Texas Stamping Fee Rises, the First Change Since 2007
- China’s Insurance Marketplace Explained in California Symposium
- Louisiana Citizens Plans Rate Reductions, Increases
- New Jersey Gov. Signs Certificates of Insurance Bill
- Hoverboard Fires, Injuries Prompt Safety Investigations
- Vermont Licensed 33 New Captive Insurers in 2015
- FEMA: Thousands of Sandy Claims Review Cases Still Pending
- Tennessee Twisters Total 19 in 2015, Lowest Since 2007
- Pennsylvania’s Donegal Buys Out Activist Investor for $70M
- 2015 Was Oklahoma’s Wettest Year Ever
- Massachusetts Rejects Mapfre’s Ice-Dam Deductible Request
- Quirk & Company’s Robert C. Quirk
- How to Help Clients Make Workers’ Comp ‘Employee Friendly’
- Deadline Nears for NFIP Policyholders in Louisiana
- Playing to Win Versus Playing to Not Lose
- Fatal Auto/Pedestrian Accidents Continue to Rise in Texas
- Scottsdale’s Miller Departs to Lead Nationwide’s Venture Arm
- Preliminary Insured Loss Estimate from Texas Tornadoes: $1.2B
- Ohio High Court: Consumer Laws Don’t Apply to Insurer Repair Estimates
- Fitch Expects Modest Gains for U.S. Insurance Brokers in 2016
- Pedestrian Deaths Rise in Minnesota
- 2016 Insurance Industry Meetings & Conventions Directory
- Michigan Business Owners Optimistic; Expect to Hire, Raise Pay in 2016
- Wells Fargo Renews Hunt for Insurance Brokerages to Buy
- Preliminary Data: Kansas Saw Big Increase in Tornadoes in 2015
- Changing Oil & Gas Industry Delivers New Risks, New Challenges
- California Earthquake Authority’s 2016 Changes Aim to Increase Policy Count
- Entrepreneurs Raise $13 Million to ‘Reinvent’ U.S. P/C Insurance with Peer-to-Peer Insurer Lemonade
- Owners of Hotel Cleaning Firm in California Charged with $7M Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Expect P/C Insurance Price Stagnation in 2016: Kroll
- Oregon Wife Files $7.9M Suit After Husband Crushed by Dump Truck
- Florida Lawmakers to Industry: We Want YOU to Join State Flood Insurance Market
- Oregon Woman Struck by Car Files Suit over Designer Clothes
- Alabama Couple Sues Hoverboard Makers Over House Fire
- Former Southern California Insurance Broker Found Guilty of Stealing Premiums
- North Carolina Governor Signs Executive Order on Employee Misclassification
- Massachusetts Homeowners Express Concern Over Rising Rates
- Tennessee Announces $2.8M in Restitution Paid to Policyholders in 2015