Newsbriefs for September 2002

• TX MAN GETS TIME
• TDI TO HELP HOMEOWNERS
• CON ED, INSURERS SUE PORT AUTHORITY
• CONNING SAYS SMALL P/C INSURERS EXCEL
• INSURERS’ QUESTION DIRECTION OF CREDIT SCORING WORKING GROUP
• INSURANCE JOURNAL WEB SITE REACHES MILESTONE
• CANCELLED INSURANCE WOES LEAD TO TRUCKING COMPANY’S DOWNFALL
• NEV. ESTABLISHES CONSTRUCTION LIABILITY CLEARING HOUSE
• CHUBB RELEASES CYBER RISK NEEDS ANALYSIS
• ISO, NATIONWIDE PRODUCTS OKAYED
• STATE FARM GETS INCREASES IN LA.
• COURT UPHOLDS DOWNS WC RULING
• PIA/TIP THINKS LEICHT IS BEST
• APPOINTED INS. HEAD FOR LA.’
• C&D ORDER ISSUED IN ARKANSAS
• MOLD REMEDIATOR’S ASSETS FROZEN
• PROG. ADMIN. SUMMIT EXPANDS
• UNDERWRITING SECRETS REVEALED
• NEV. COUPLE AWARDED $4M IN MED-MAL PRACTICE SUIT
• ARIZ. 2002 SESSION LEGISLATION TAKES AFFECT
• CWCI HOSTS SEMINAR TO COVER NEW WC LAW
• CALIF.-BASED ABACUS INS. BROKERS FINALIST FOR AWARD
• INDUSTRY COMMENDS OSHA ERGONOMIC PLAN
• HARTFORD SURVEY FINDS BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS FACE HIGHER RISK OF INJURY
• FARMERS STRIKES BACK
• TDI TARGETS COVERAGE DENIALS
• STATE FARM CONSOLIDATING CALIF. OFFICES
• STUDY SEES MAJOR INDUSTRY CHALLENGES
• AMER. NAT’L LOWERS INCOME REPORT
• BIG WORKERS’ COMP AWARD IN OK.
• MORE BIG MONEY
• LOUISIANA OFFERS NEW RATE GUIDES
• GROUP SEEKS AFFORDABLE INS.
• COURT UPHOLDS BROWN CONVICTION
• FUN AT THE RACES
• EIGHT INSURERS EXPOSED TO WESTERN FIRE RISKS
• SOME COLO. WORKERS’ COMP LOSS COSTS TO DECLINE
• FITCH REPORTS CONTINUED WORKERS’ COMP CHALLENGES
• STATES PRAISED FOR REACHING RECIPROCITY GOAL FOR PRODUCER LICENSING
• IIABA DIVERSITY TASK FORCE TO LAUNCH PLAN
• ANNUAL FRAUD CONF. MEETS
• WORKERS’ COMP PROBLEMS ADDRES-SED IN REGULATIONS
• NAMIC LAUNCHES WEB SITE FOR ELECTION INFORMATION

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