Features for April 2017
- Risk Management: Employers Benefit from Mitigating Workplace Violence
- Understanding the Needs of the Hybrid Nonprofit Organization
- North Carolina Regulator Calls 13.8% Auto Rate Hike Unwarranted
- Top 25: P/C Direct Premium Written Up 4 Percent in 2016
- 2 Retired North Carolina Agents Convicted of $11M Insurance Scam Targeting Seniors
- Earthquakes Lawsuit Against Oklahoma Energy Companies Dismissed
- California State Fund 2016 Report Shows 128K Policies Written
- Managing Inland Flood Risk with Catastrophe Models
- Online Tool Locates California Agents, Brokers Who Speak a Foreign Language
- This Year Already One of Oklahoma’s Most Active for Wildfires
- Report: Claims from Workers in California’s Sierras Involve Only 4 Industries
- The Graham Company Becomes 100% Employee Owned
- Aon: Insured Losses Likely to Exceed $2B from March Storms, Wildfires
- Golden Bear Claims Manager Addresses Agency Fraud
- MEMIC Safety Expert on Growth of Ergonomics, Workers’ Comp
- Iowa GOP’s Workers’ Comp Bill Signed by Governor
- Owners of California Hotel Cleaning Firm Plead Guilty to Workers’ Comp Fraud
- BLS Report Finds Increase in New Jersey Fatal Work Injuries
- Downward Trend in Workers’ Comp Claims Continues in Minnesota
- California Worker’s Comp Governing Committee Votes for Lower Mid-Year Filing
- Advising Businesses on Business Interruption Insurance
- Safety Experts Questioning St. Louis’ Boiler Standards After Blast
- Report: Traffic Deaths in L.A. Jumped Sharply in 2016
- OSHA Offers Mitigation Tips to Protect Against Workplace Violence
- More Tickets Written After South Dakota Hiked Speed Limit to 80 mph
- What to Know About Insuring Fairs, Festivals and Other Special Events
- Illinois Company to Pay $325K to Settle Federal Discrimination Suit
- Norman-Spencer’s New Nonprofit Division Gives Back
- West Virginia Overdose Deaths Up 15% in 2016
- Social Services Agencies, and Insurers, Looking to Grow
- Kentucky Bill Reducing Black Lung Claim Assessments Headed to Governor
- Identifying the Hybrid Nonprofit Organization
- North Carolina Busts 70 Taxi, Limo Drivers in Insurance Rate Evasion Scheme
- Personal Auto Rate Hikes Not Keeping Up with Losses: Fitch
- Chubb Off the Hook for Legal Fees in Dispute With Mississippi Hospital System
- Insurance Rates for Architects, Engineers Stabilize or Decline in 2016: Survey
- Duke Energy Sues 30 Insurers Over Coal Ash Cleanup Costs in Carolinas
- Unlock the Secret to Retaining Young Professionals
- Michigan’s Auto Insurance Fee for Catastrophic Injuries Rising to $170
- Broad Intellectual Property Coverage Presents Challenges in Private D&O
- North Dakota at Highest Risk for Spring Flooding, NOAA Says
- Insurtech Startups Take Note: Traditional Insurers Score Highest Ever Satisfaction Grades
- Rutgers Law School Project Addresses ‘Use It And Lose It’ in Homeowners Insurance
- Young Agents Enjoy Career Choice But Worry About Future Hiring
- Homeowners Insurance Increase Denied by Delaware Insurance Commissioner
- California Workers Comp Medical Review Volume Hit a Record in 2016
- New York’s Cybersecurity Rules: Things Insurance Professionals Should Know
- 2 California Congressmen Introduce Earthquake Mitigation Tax Incentives
- CDI Issues Directive on New Workers’ Comp Law Pertaining to Excluded Employees
- Insurance Charity Benefits Make-A-Wish, Honors Wells Chief
- Pinnacol Issues $50M in Workers’ Comp Dividends to Colorado Employers
- California City Seeks to Improve Safety by Scanning License Plates
- Tennessee Sees Improvement in Number of Insurance Consumer Complaints in 2016
- Brokers Beware: Data Breach Lawsuit Without the Breach
- Florida Property Insurers Avoid Ratings Downgrades From Demotech, For Now
- Non-Compete Agreements and Poaching Take Spotlight in Aon – Alliant Lawsuit
- New Orleans Cracking Down on False Alarms
- Forget Insurtech. What About Us? Young Agents Speak Out in Annual Survey Report
- USGS Forecasts Lower Overall Seismic Hazard for Oklahoma in 2017
- A Look at Restrictive Covenants and Obstacles that Keep Producers from Making a Move
- Study: New Orleans Breaks Tourism Records
- Underwriting Profits Now Imperative for Medical Liability Insurers: PLUS Report
- Public Service Insurance Co. Placed into Rehabilitation in Illinois
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