Newsbriefs for March 2004

• NEW JERSEY EYES CHARITABLE IMMUNITY:
• TEXAN PLEADS GUILTY:
• NEW YORK WC BOARD CUTS APPEALS:
• LA. BONDSMAN LOSES LICENSES:
• NEW YORK FACES HIGH GOP COSTS:
• FISHER BANS UNLICENSED COMPANY:
• USF&G NOW BALTIMORE HOTEL:
• TRG CLAIMS TO BE PAID IN ARK.:
• SEGAL HIT WITH 11 MORE COUNTS OF FRAUD:
• COMP TOOL COMPARES STATES:
• ILL. UIM BILL WOULD ENCOURAGE ‘STACKING,’ SAYS PCI:
• PRIVATIZATION OF UTAH WORKERS’ COMP FUND FAILS:
• HUB’S REVENUES UP BY 24 PERCENT:
• CALIF. STATE FUND FINANCIAL PICTURE IMPROVES:
• CINFIN VP REPORTED IN CRITICAL CARE AFTER AUTO CRASH:
• P/C INSURERS’ PROFITS DOUBLE FIRST THREE QUARTERS OF 2003:
• NEB. PLACES PROTECTIVE NATIONAL INTO LIQUIDATION:
• MINN. HOUSE COMMITTEE OKs MED-MAL LIMIT:
• CONNECTICUT CLEARS ST. PAUL-TRAVELERS:
• WIS. COURT RULES FOR CONTRACTORS ON CGL OBLIGATIONS:
• MAINE REAPPOINTS IUPPA:
• S.C. PLAN TO RAID SECOND INJURY FUND COULD LEAD TO PROBLEMS:
• CONN. COURT LIMITS EMOTIONAL AWARDS:
• ‘AMBITIOUS’ TORT REFORM BILL COULD SPUR REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN MISS.:
• MASS. INSURER SUES OVER HIGH RISKS:
• PCI URGES SENATE TO KEEP MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORM ON ’04 AGENDA:
• NEW HAMPSHIRE ENHANCES DAMAGES:
• ARBITRATION RULING FAVORS NRMA:
• RHODE ISLAND TO RETRY LEAD-PAINT SUIT:
• PIA OF GEORGIA HOLDS ANNUAL AGENT’S CONVENTION JULY 25-27:
• MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORM GROUP PRAISING SENATE LEADERS FOR THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SYSTEM:
• NATIONAL SEAT BELT WILL SAVE THOUSANDS OF LIVES, AIA SAYS:
• CONNECTICUT CHARITIES GET BOOST:
• ATLA, TTLA BLAST TERRORIST LABEL:
• NEW HAMPSHIRE LAW IRKS PLOWERS:
• A LANDMARK OPPORTUNITY:
• VERMONT’S PRIVACY RULE UPHELD
• THERAPIST PLEADS GUILTY:
• OHIO COMP BUREAU GETS 15% ROI:
• FIREMAN’S FUND RECEIVES HIGH MARKS FOR ITS PRIVACY PRACTICES:
• OHIO CASUALTY LAYS OFF 260:
• IICF-CAPP PRESENTS 5th ANNUAL INSURANCE EDUCATIONAL FORUM:
• MO. COMP RATE HIKES ALMOST FLAT:
• MAJORITY OF CALIF. WILDFIRE CLAIMS RESOLVED, SAYS IINC:
• ILL. AGENTS OUTLINE AGENDA:
• MINICO INC. LAUNCHES NEW COMMERCIAL INSURANCE TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM:
• MICH. LAUNCHES AUTO RATE INQUIRY:
• CPIA SOCIETY ANNOUNCES NEW NAME AND LOGO:
• USDA EXPANDS CROP COVER:
• APCAPITAL LOSES $76 MILLION IN 2004:
• CORRECTION:
• TENNESSEE COMMISSIONER FILES SUIT ON BEHALF OF RECIPROCALS’ POLICYHOLDERS:
• NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO AUTO RATE FILING:
• UNITED AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE GROUP CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY FITTING STATION UNVEILED AT MIAMI CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL:

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