What effect will President Clinton’s signing of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (S. 761) have on...
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“There is a feeling of inevitability—things got pretty dismal around here. I guess there were no surprises, it”s just the...
Chalk up 2000 as another year for making great strides in passing legislation relating to deregulation. Since 1997, 21 states...
Some California wholesalers have discovered a new marketing tool: offering continuing education seminars to their producers. While many such seminars...
The U.S. property/casualty industry’s net income after taxes dropped 35.4 percent to $5.8 billion in first-quarter 2000, down from $9...
The motives for buying an aircraft are as varied as the uses to which the aircraft can be applied—as are,...
The Texas Department of Insurance is surveying insurers selling “industrial life” and similar small life insurance policies to determine if...
Workers’ compensation payments for medical care and indemnity (wage-replacement) benefits in Texas are higher than most states analyzed in a...
For those of you who keep archives of Insurance Journal, you’ll notice that almost one year ago (to the day...
According to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.), a number of factors have combined to create a more favorable market for...