Newsbriefs for October 2003

• Down to Two in Louisiana:
• Perhaps a Softening Market:
• Texas Young Agents Honored:
• Home, Auto Credit Hearings:
• S&P REPORT ANALYZES IMPACT OF 9/11 RULING ON INSURERS:
• CLAIMS FROM ISABEL EXPECTED TO APPROACH $1 BILLION:
• STATE FARM AGREES TO SETTLEMENT OF $250,000 FOR ALLEGED VIOLATIONS:
• TERRORISM STILL A CONCERN, ALLIANCE SAYS:
• CWCI SEMINARS TO COVER RECENT WORKERS’ COMP REFORMS:
• Okla. Online License Renewals:
• Super Bowl Fever’
• New Auto Rating Symbols:
• INSURERS SUE TERROR SUPPORTERS FOR 9/11 LOSSES
• SUPREME COURT’S DECISION COULD IMPACT QUALITY OF NURSING HOME PATIENT CARE
• S&P REPORTS MARINE HULL RATES SET TO PEAK IN 2005
• Homeowners Insurance Expects 8 Percent Jump in 2004
• NACE 2003 CONFERENCE OFFERS 45+ EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS
• FARMERS TO EXIT MED-MAL
• OKLAHOMA AGENT FINED, REINSTATED
• TEXAS WORK FATALITIES DROP

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