Newsbriefs for January 2004

• SHEPARD EXTENDS STATE AUTO OFFER UNTIL FEB. 13:
• IDAHO OFFERS ONLINE IN-STATE PRODUCER LICENSE RENEWAL SERVICE:
• MICH. SUPREME COURT COULD BE NEXT BATTLEGROUND FOR MEDICAL MONITORING CLAIMS:
• WASH. STATE LEADERS AIM TO CONTROL MED-MAL INSURANCE PREMIUMS:
• NEW FLA. LAW LIMITING INSURERS’ USE OF CREDIT REPORTS TAKES EFFECT:
• NAMIC REPORT DETAILS STATE TORT REFORM EFFORTS:
• ALLIANCE IN SUPPORT OF S.C. ANTI-FRAUD PROPOSAL:
• EAUTOCLAIMS NOTES 3RD STRAIGHT QUARTER OF PROFITABILITY:
• 21ST CENTURY HOLDING SUBSIDIARY GETS GREEN LIGHT FROM CITIZENS’ BOARD FOR POLICY TAKE-OUT:
• MISS. DISTRICT RECEIVES FIRE PROTECTION UPGRADE:
• COURT GRANTS ALLSTATE REQUEST:
• ROGUE AGENT IN ARKANSAS:
• FRAUD TARGETED IN TEXAS:
• LOWER THE TIDE OF BILE SAYS JUDGE:
• 18 P/C INSURERS FAILED IN 2003:
• IIABNY ANNOUNCES LEG. PRIORITIES:
• TRUSTED CHOICE ADS SET TO RUN:
• MAINE PUBLISHES INSURANCE REPORT:
• LLOYD’S 2004 CAPACITY NEARLY $27B:
• MAINE SNOWMOBILE LEGISLATIVE BILL:
• CALIF. AGENT FEES UP 10% IN 2004:
• ILL. DOI PUTS STATEWIDE INTO LIQUIDATION:
• QUAKE INSURED LOSSES PEGGED AT $40-$60MIL:
• INDUSTRY, MO. REGULATORS AGREE COMP COSTS SHOULD FALL IN 2004:
• NAPSLO MID-YEAR SET FOR SCOTTSDALE:
• OHIO MOVES CLOSER TO ASBESTOS REFORM:
• ALA. WAREHOUSE DEEMED TOTAL LOSS IN FIRE:
• N.D. WORKERS INSURANCE DIRECTOR SACKED:
• FLA. HOLDS 2003 SAFETY EXPO:
• CINCINNATI FINANCIAL MAY RELEASE AS MUCH AS $75 MILLION IN RESERVES:
• FLA. OUTPACES NATION IN FRAUD CONVICTIONS:
• CNA POSTS $1.8 BILLION Q3 LOSS:
• NALG COMMENTS ON UNAUTHORIZED SPAM E-MAIL:
• MASS. AUTO RATES NEED REFORM:
• TORT REFORM ASSOCIATION CALLS W. VA. A ‘JUDICIAL HELLHOLE’:
• CONN. WEIGHS ALTERNATIVE TO LAWSUIT CAP:
• TENN. SENATORS NOTE $6 MILLION IN FEDERAL DISASTER AID FOR JACKSON:
• MASS. INSURER NEWBURY MERGES INTO DORCHESTER MUTUAL:
• ARK. AGENT ARRESTED:
• CALIF. STAMPING OFFICE TURNS 65
• NINE NEW FRAUDSTERS JOIN “HALL OF SHAME”:
• TEXAS WC COMMITTEE CHOSEN:
• ALASKA PRIVACY REGS. TROUBLE ALLIANCE
• NEW JERSEY AGENTS TO RECOVER ‘OUT OF POCKET’ COSTS:
• LDI EMPLOYEES FACE CHARGES:
• PAULA FINANCIAL REFINANCES DEBT
• VIRGINIA BIRTH FUND ON WATCH:
• JOE VINCENT SEMINAR ON HORIZON:
• CALIF. FUND SEEKS RATE DECREASE
• PENN. AUTO TORT DIFFERENTIAL SET:
• CALIF. SEES REDUCTIONS IN WC RATE FILINGS
• ISABEL COST VIRGINIA INSURERS $925 MILLION:
• MO. COURT STRIKES DOWN MANAGED CARE COMP RULES:
• MUNICH RE U.N. REPORT ESTIMATES WEATHER COST $60 BILLION IN 2003:
• INDUSTRY GIVES BIG TO OHIO JUSTICE:
• COURT OF APPEALS LARGELY UPHOLDS N.C. COMMISSIONER’S ORDER TO REDUCE AUTO RATES:
• FLA. CARRIER’S MINN. DONATIONS UNDER INVESTIGATION:
• THE SEIBELS BRUCE GROUP RECEIVES APPROVAL TO RESUME WRITING NEW COMMERCIAL LINES BUSINESS IN TENN:
• MO. CRACKS DOWN ON AGENT TAX CHEATS:
• IIANC DONATES $25,000 TO AMERICAN RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF FUND:

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