Features for July 2017
- Major Cyber Attack Could Cost Global Economy $53 Billion: Lloyd’s
- Agreement Reached to Raise North Carolina Auto Insurance Rates by 2.2%
- Study: Reforms Targeting Physician-Dispensed Drugs Have Mixed Results
- Government’s Disruption in Insurtech Market: The Zebra CEO
- Alabama, Mississippi Declared Drought-Free for First Time Since 2016
- Farmers Insurance on the Hook for $100K in 2015 Oklahoma State Homecoming Crash
- Minding Your Business: Agency Financial Management 101
- Report: The Southeast’s Storm Surge Risk and Florida’s Hurricane Wake-Up Call
- Milliman: Florida, Louisiana and Texas Would Benefit from Private Flood Insurance
- The Wedge: 3-Step Super Formula to Growing a Million Dollar Book
- London Underwriters, Trigon to Offer Low-Value Homeowners Program in Alabama
- Sign of the Times – Brokers vs. Carriers on a Classic Soft Market
- California Commissioner Wants Investigation Following Airline Near Miss
- Insurers Say Legal Malpractice Claims Hold Steady But Defense Costs Rise
- California Workers’ Comp Bureau Rolls Out 2018 Experience Mod Estimator
- How to Succeed in a Soft Insurance Market
- California Workers’ Comp Medical Review Runs Through 13K Disputes Every Month
- New York Launches Online Re-Licensing for Insurance Agents and Brokers
- The Dangerous Art of Selfies: Why Museums Should Take Note
- Study: California Insureds Would Pay $1.9B More if Congress Passes Border Adjustment Tax
- Driverless Car Technology and Its Impact in New York
- 4 Ways to Help New Producers Beat the Odds
- California Department of Workers’ Comp Says 441K-Plus Lien Declarations Filed
- Pennsylvania Court Rules Section of State Workers’ Comp Act Unconstitutional
- Nonstandard Auto Market Continues to Fall; Sector Posts Worst Loss Ratio in Decade: A.M. Best
- Marijuana Sales Exceed Expectations of Las Vegas Store Owners
- Michigan High Court Refuses Menards’ Appeal in Parking Lot Injury Case
- Privacy Is New Hot Workplace Issue for EPLI Claims
- Lobbyists at California Conference Call D.C. Vs. Sacramento Tension ‘Palpable’
- Wisconsin’s Injured Patients and Families Compensation Fund
- My New Markets
- Carrier Poll Shows Many Agents Expect Minor Tech Disruption by 2020
- Indiana Officials: Amusement Ride Inspections Done Annually
- A.M. Best Revises Outlooks to Negative for Georgia Farm Bureau Group Members
- Arkansas Welcomes New Private Flood Insurer
- How Surplus Lines Insurers Can Beat Illinois Bad Faith Claims
- Orchid Underwriters Expands Commercial Lines into Alabama, Mississippi
- 2016 Texas Hail Losses Top $5B
- Wisconsin’s $750K Cap on Medical Malpractice Damages Ruled Unconstitutional
- New Mississippi Seat Belt Law Requires All Passengers to Buckle Up
- Surplus Lines Market Keeps Up with Demand for Cyber Liability Coverage
- Drought in High Plains the Worst Some Farmers Have Ever Seen
- Mississippi Court: Workers’ Comp Benefits Owed to Officer Injured While Speeding
- FBI Tracked Nearly 300K Cyberattacks in U.S. in 2016
- Texas Amends Captive Insurer Rules
- Massachusetts’ Knight-Dik Insurance: 100 Years, Four Generations of Leadership
- With Large Job Gains, Louisiana Employment Picture Improves
- Pennsylvania Introduces Legislation to Limit Surprise Balance Bills
- HCI to Expand Flood Insurance Sales to Nine States
- Midwest States Show Slightly Better Return-to-Work Results
- Catastrophe Losses Top $7B; Property/Casualty Insurers’ Net Income Drops 42.2% in Q1
- Michigan Court Sides with Westfield Insurance in ‘Employee/Contractor’ Case
- How Technology Training Addresses Agency E&O, Data Security
- Insurtech Startup Buys MGA in California with Aim of Delivering Product for Agents
- Looking at Insurtech the Wrong Way
- Zenefits to Pay $3.4M for Fair Labor Act Violations in California, Arizona
- Big ‘I’ Looks to Remain Relevant
- California Surplus Lines Don’t Want to be Left Out of State’s Marijuana Regs
- Be Prepared: Vetting is Essential for CAT Season Support
- Zika Outbreak in U.S. Would Cost from $180 Million to $10 Billion
- State of P/C Insurance Industry, Part 1: The Fate of ‘Hard Market’ Agencies (and Companies)
- Private Insurers Ready to Plunge into Flood Market
- Public Service Commissioner Patronis Picked as Next Florida CFO
- Number of Compound Drug Prescriptions Falling in Texas Workers’ Comp
- South Carolina Sets Insurer Deadline Related to New Moped Safety Law
- Arkansas, Oklahoma Graded ‘F’ for Overall Public Safety
- Florida’s Citizens Requests Rate Increases, Policy Changes for 2018
- Oklahoma, Other Energy States Slam California Over Insurer Investment Rules
- Pennsylvania a Leader in National Investigation into Sale of Opioids
- Texas Supreme Court Takes on Issue of ‘Fully Adversarial Trial’
- Mass. Court Says Arbitration Allowed in Underinsured Motorist Claim Suit
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