Newsbriefs for May 2003

• CONNING STUDY SAYS WC MARKET FACES MAJOR SHIFT AS STATE FUNDS SWELL
• ISO SAYS INSURERS WILL PAY $1.2B IN STORM CLAIMS IN 10 STATES
• MONT. FAILS TO ADOPT CREDIT SCORING LEGISLATION
• SRI NOTES FORUM DESIGNED TO HELP INDUSTRY ADAPT TO TERRORISM RISK ACT OF 2002
• BILLS ON HOLD AS TX DEMS WALKOUT:
• INVESTOR GROUP TO BUY REPUBLIC:
• LA. AGENTS SHUT DOWN:
• TDI HALTS APARTMENT SCHEME:
• CALIF. COMMISSIONER OBTAINS LIQUIDATION ORDER FOR LEGION/VILLANOVA
• A.M. BEST REPORTS: P/C PREMIUM GROWTH SOLID
• PRUDENTIAL TURNS FOCUS TO CAPTIVE AGENTS
• MEDICAL LIABILITY CRISIS NOT A HIT WITH AMERICA’S PASTIME
• S&P’s REPORT EVALUATES CALIF.’S WC MARKET
• NAII UNHAPPY WITH OREGON CREDIT BILL’S ADVANCEMENT TO SENATE
• INSURING THE CHILDREN PRESENTS FORUM MAY 22
• AGENCY SUSPENDED IN OKLAHOMA
• SCORING BILL PASSES OKLA. LEGE
• STATE FARM RATE INCREASES IN LA.
• CE RELIEF FOR ACTIVE DUTY AGENTS
• STORMS RACK UP $1.2B IN CLAIMS
• D&O LIABILITY COSTS UP AGAIN
• COMMERCIAL P/C MARKET STABILIZING’

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