Newsbriefs for June 2004

• MINN. LEGISLATURE PASSES FRAUD, TORT REFORM BILLS:
• IND. DOI, AG DISAGREE ON WHAT ‘SOLE USE’ OF CREDIT MEANS:
• OHIO’S TOP COURT SAYS SUBROGATION LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL:
• WEST VIRGINIA WCBM PASSES PAIR OF RULES:
• FLORIDA CFO WARNS OF HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS:
• ALLSTATE STUDY WARNS ON COASTAL FLOODS:
• CONN. AFFIRMS EXPERT TEST:
• SAFETY COMMITTEE WINS GEORGIA GOV.’S SAFETY AWARD:
• PROVIDENT WASHINGTON CLOSES:
• OKLA. GOV. SIGNS TORT REFORM BILL:
• MAINE LIST AIDS HOMEOWNERS:
• LOUISIANA JURY AWARDS $591M IN TOBACCO CASE:
• MASS. HIGH RISK HIGH JINX:
• GM TRUCKS TOP TEXAS’ STOLEN VEHICLES LIST:
• CLINTON SEEKS APPLE INSURANCE:
• OKLAHOMA BRIDGE SUIT SETTLED:
• PA. SELLS RELIANCE PROPERTIES:
• AIMU REVISES CARGO CLAUSES:
• N.J. MAY ADJUST MOTOR VEHICLE FINES:
• CDI RECEIVES $110M ON BEHALF OF EXECUTIVE LIFE POLICYHOLDERS:
• COMPLAINTS TO WIS. DOI DOWN 17 PERCENT:
• WASH. L&I ENFORCES NEW ANTI-FRAUD LAWS:
• MICH. AGENTS URGE ‘NO’ VOTE ON HELMET REPEAL:
• CALIF. SCIF: 7 PERCENT RATE DECREASE EFFECTIVE JULY 1:
• N.D. COMP BOARD APPROVES 6 PERCENT PREMIUM HIKE:
• UTAH’S COMP FUND ANNOUNCES $20 MILLION DIVIDEND:
• VERMONT DRUNK BOATERS:
• FLORIDA CFO APPLAUDS LAWMAKERS FOR APPROVING LEGISLATION TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY OF HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE:
• COLORADO POLICYHOLDERS SEEK LAWSUIT OVER AUTO INSURANCE PREMIUMS:
• MAINE JOINS INTERSTATE COMPACT:
• FPIC INSURANCE GROUP UNVEILS Q1 REPORT:
• MARINE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION REVISES CARGO CLAUSES:
• MORE REVIEW OF R.I. BLUES OPPOSED:
• FORT LAUDERDALE CLAIMS ASSOCIATION HOLDS JULY SEMINAR:
• WCIRB SUBMITS EVALUATION OF SB 899 AND PROPOSED REDUCTION IN PURE PREMIUM RATES:
• BOSTON FACES LNG DANGERS:
• FLORIDA SURPLUS LINES CONVENTION TAKES A CRUISE:
• ACORD LAUNCHES NEW ADVANTAGE WEB SITE:
• N.Y. FAIR PLAN AGAIN IN LIMBO:
• TENNESSEE SENATORS NOTE $10.9 MILLION IN HUD DISASTER ASSISTANCE ON TORNADO ANNIVERSARY:
• UTAH COMMITTEE CONSIDERS UNINSURED DRIVERS PROBLEM:
• JUA IN PA. FILES FOR RATE HIKE:
• PIAA, NPDB DATA SHOW MED-MAL COSTS STILL RISING:
• AWIA TO HOLD 2004 CONVENTION:
• 33,000 PA. DOCS SEEK SUBSIDY:
• WEST VIRGINIA GOV. NOTES PHYSICIAN’S MUTUAL FILES APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE WITH COMMISSION:
• LOBBYISTS BOAST SUCCESS IN KANSAS:
• PCI CALLS FOR TWCC REFORMS:
• APCAPITAL TO GET $13.5 MILLION FOR COMMUTATION WITH GERLING:
• PLATTE RIVER APPROVED FOR HOSPITAL LIABILITY IN OKLAHOMA:
• ILLINOIS HOUSE REJECTS HIGHER AUTO LIMITS:
• BURGLARIES ON THE RISE IN TEXAS:
• CONN. A.G. WARNS ON SURCHARGE:
• GALLAGHER ACQUIRES SPECIALTY ADVISORY SERVICES:
• LWCC PAYS $10 MILLION DIVIDEND:
• CONN. TOWN’S SLIPPERY SLOPE:
• OHIO DOI RECOVERED $5 MILLION IN HEALTH-CARE SERVICES:
• TEXAS OKAYS ISO COMM. AUTO TOOLS:
• CONN. LOSS SERVICES NOTICE:
• AON TO OUTSOURCE MOST U.S. IT TO CSC:
• SESSION CALLED FOR FISHER PROBE:
• MASS. HIGH RISK PLAN VOTED:
• ST. PAUL TRAVELERS SETTLES ASBESTOS ACTIONS:
• PLICO TO RAISE RATES IN OKLAHOMA:
• N.Y. SEEKS SAFER KIDS’ CAMPS:
• ACCENTURE SURVEY TARGETS INSURANCE FRAUD:
• STATE FUND SAYS MODEST RATE CUTS ARE LIKELY:
• N.H. MED-MAL EFFORT FAILS:
• FLORIDA LONGSHORE RATES SLASHED:
• CDI DISMISSES STATE FUND LAWSUIT:

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