Features for September 2017
- Pennsylvania Law Firms Hedge Bets on Marijuana Being Legalized Nationwide
- Pennsylvania Commuter Train Crash Injures Dozens, None Critically
- NCCI Files 10% Reduction in Workers’ Comp Loss Costs for West Virginia
- Conn. Court Supports $41.7M in Damages to Student Disabled by Tick Bite on School Trip
- South Carolina Couple Sues Amazon Over Faulty Eclipse Glasses
- States’ Lawsuit Climates Influence Expansion Decisions, Say Businesses
- Florida Workers’ Comp Premiums Going Down?
- 5 Things You Can Do to Double New Business in Your Agency
- NCCI Files 12% Decrease for Tennessee Workers’ Comp Loss Costs
- Why Regulators Should Dump Anti-Rebating Laws
- Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Consider Risk Management Options After Federal Program Change
- Why the Federal Flood Program Is Sinking Deeper into Debt: CBO Report
- Researcher Says Some Auto Insurers Illegally Overcharge Michigan Women
- Irreplaceable You
- Mixed Messages Sent Over Texas’s New Cat Claims Statute
- Tech Talk: Speed-to-Value and the AI Revolution
- PEMCO Insurance Launching Rideshare Driver Endorsement in Oregon
- 6 Tips to Consider in a Post-Harvey and Irma Homebuilding Market
- Study: Opioids in California Comp Claims Involving Mental Health
- Hurricane Costs Become Talk of Monte Carlo’s Reinsurance Rendezvous
- Suit over Kona Beer Not Being Brewed in Hawaii Allowed to Proceed
- P/C Direct Premium Written Up 4.5 Percent
- Oregon Workers’ Comp Costs to Drop for 5th Consecutive Year
- Brokers Keep Trucking Market Motoring Despite Insurer Exits
- Husband’s Death Spurs Widow’s $10M Suit Against Oregon Hospital, Doctors
- Risk Managers Cautious About Use of Drones
- Colorado Police Officer Arrested for Alleged Fraudulent Insurance Claims
- Delaware Updates Law to Address Advances in Cyber Threats
- Appeals Court Rules L.A. Lakers Not Entitled to Coverage in TCPA Suit
- Beck to Run for Georgia Insurance Commissioner Post
- Nevada Gambling Regulators Don’t Want Marijuana in Casinos
- Failed Communications Impacted Tennessee Wildfire Response
- The Competitive Advantage: Let’s Eradicate Incompetency
- Politicians in Robes: Why Judicial Activism Is a Threat
- Breaking the Silence: Cyber Physical Cat Models Emerging
- Insured Loss Estimates from Harvey Will Take Time
- WSIA: Past, Present and Future
- Flood Insurance Losses from Harvey Could Match Katrina’s, I.I.I. Says
- Whether to File a Lien or Intervene: Practical Considerations to Maximize Subrogation Recovery
- Oklahoma Workers’ Comp Commission Report Shows a 30% Drop in Premium Costs Since 2013
- P/C Insurers Lost $5.1B on Underwriting in First Half of 2017
- Federal Emergency Declaration Approved for Louisiana
- Lessons Learned from Hurricane Andrew
- Pennsylvania Selects Commissioner Miller to Lead Department of Human Services
- Brokers Bucking Disruption: How Wholesalers Hang On Through Change
- Feds Say Brake Problems Preceded Derailment in Pennsylvania
- Report: Climate Change May Pose Threat to Nation’s Electric Grid
- New York Bus Firms Seek Damages Over Handling of Workers’ Comp Claim
- 2 Nebraska Contractors Have Sued Insurers More than 100 Times
- Middle Market Growth Spells Opportunity for California’s Insurance Community
- Illinois Governor Vetoes Workers’ Comp Bills Opposed by Insurers
- Official Blames Humans for Utah’s Wildfire Cost Doubling
- Northern Underwriting Managers’ Fendler Indicted Again; Faces 20 Fraud Counts
- Report: Written Premiums for California Comp Insurers to Be Flat Through 2017
- Florida Domestic Insurer Sawgrass Mutual to ‘Wind Down’ Operations
- Judge Won’t Allow Challenge to Seattle’s Rideshare Driver Union Law
- 25 Years Later: How Florida’s Insurance Industry Has Changed Since Hurricane Andrew