Features for November 2018
- Independent Agents Post Highest Growth Rate in Past 15 Quarters: Reagan Consulting
- Can Commercial Auto Insurers Get to Profit Before Autonomous Vehicles Arrive?
- Senior Living Market Under Pressure
- Showcasing Relationships
- AFL Insurance Brokers Finds Cultural Fit with U.S. MGA Zodiac
- Kansans Elect Schmidt to Insurance Commissioner Post
- People
- Opioids, Tobacco Caused 14K Indiana Fatalities in 2017, Reports Say
- Shipyard Workers in Wisconsin Settle Lead Claims for $7.5M
- Rates for Texas Auto Insurance Plan Association to Rise in 2019
- California Insurance Commissioner Reduces Workers’ Comp Pure Premium
- Mulready Elected as Oklahoma’s Next Insurance Commissioner
- Pinnacol in Colorado to Drop Workers’ Comp Rates, Issue Dividend in 2019
- Jury Orders Aetna to Pay $25M Verdict in Denied Coverage Case
- Pennsylvania Charges 60 Individuals in Statewide Insurance Fraud Sweep
- Tennessee Approves 19% Decrease in Workers’ Comp Rates
- Connecticut Approves 17% Workers’ Comp Rate Cut for 2019
- Georgia Insured Losses from Hurricane Michael Near $700M
- Delaware Workers’ Comp Insurance Rates Decrease for Second Year in a Row
- N.C. Insurance Head Sends Controversial Campaign Contribution to FBI
- The Hits Keep Coming: More Transitional Cybersecurity Requirements in New York
- Hurricane Florence Damage in North Carolina Reaches $17B
- Sticking Together Through Tough Times
- Anti-Hazing Law in Penn State Student’s Name Goes to Governor
- Georgia Estimates $250M in Insured Losses from Hurricane Michael
- Mass. Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Insurer in Underinsured Motorist Coverage Case
- Flood Damage to Central Mississippi Won’t Qualify as Federal Disaster
- No Trial for Amtrak Engineer in Deadly Pennsylvania Crash Until 2019
- North Carolina Approves 17.2% Rate Decrease for Workers’ Comp
- Officials Propose Texas Coastal Protection Plan
- South Carolina Insurer Data Security Law Should Be Nationwide Role Model
- Where Every Voice Is Heard
- Utility, Insurer Sued Over Damage to Voting Machines in Mississippi County
- TWIA’s Request to Hike Liability Limits Denied; Rate Increase Decision Suspended
- Regulators, Industry Seek to Keep Florida AOB Abuse in Check After Michael
- Texas Pilot Who Crashed Plane for Insurance Sentenced to Prison
- North Carolina Approves $400M in Florence Recovery Funds
- Pie Founder Talks About Entry into California Workers’ Comp Market
- Pressure’s on the Trucking Sector
- Reading a Key to Team Building
- U.S. Lawsuit Accuses Walmart of Bias Against Pregnant Employees
- Supreme Court Looks to Favor Business Arbitration with Individuals Over Courts
- Trump Signs Legislation to Protect Sports Medical Professionals When Traveling Across State Lines
- Changing World for P/C Insurance Underwriters: Guy Carpenter
- Always Giving Back
- Ohio Supreme Court: Subcontractor’s Faulty Work Not Covered by Contractor’s Policy
- Insurance Begins with People