Newsbriefs for October 2002

• NAPSLO PRESENTS ASLI ACADEMIC AWARDS
• LA.’S BROWN GOES TO JAIL
• ALLEGED FRAUD IN GUN BARREL CITY
• OKLA. CITY FIRM NOT AN INSURER
• 12 ARRESTED IN LA. SWEEP
• WATER/MOLD SCHEME CONVICTIONS
• LILI DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $335M
• AON STUDY REPORTS HOMEOWNERS MARKETPLACE STILL NOT EARNING ITS COST OF CAPITAL
• A.M. BEST E&S REVIEW REPORTS 35 PERCENT INCREASE IN DIRECT PREMIUM VOLUME
• DESPITE BETTER PRICING, A.M. BEST REPORTS P/C RATING DOWNGRADES OUTPACE UPGRADES
• RPNI HOSTS NOV. CONF. ON NAVIGATING THE HARD MARKET
• WEISS REPORTS P/C INSURERS POST $5.5B PROFIT IN 1stQ 2002
• JUDGE RULES ‘ONE OCCURRENCE’ FOR TRIO OF SEPT. 11 INSURERS
• JUDGE DISMISSES J.P. MORGAN FRAUD CLAIM
• CALIF. GOV. DAVIS SIGNS FAMILY BILL OPPOSED BY INSURERS
• CDI UNVEILS NEW COMPUTER-BASED LICENSE EXAM
• COLONIAL CASUALTY IN TROUBLE
• FISHER SAYS OKLAHOMANS ARE SAFE
• LILI, ISIDORE WREAK HAVOC IN LA.
• REFORMS PLANNED FOR LA
• OKLA. ISSUES INSURER DIRECTORY

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