Newsbriefs for August 2004

• WIS. COMP COSTS RISE 11%:
• IIABOC TO HOST CE SL-2 FORUM ON SEPT. 16:
• GEORGIA COMM. REPORTS 43,000 RESIDENTS HELPED TO DATE IN 2004; $7.9 MILLION IN CLAIMS RECOVERED:
• KENTUCKY GOV. INKS EXECUTIVE ORDER FOLLOWING STORMS:
• NORTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONER SETTLES TRIO OF AUTO CASES:
• CONN. REAPPOINTS COGSWELL:
• BREMER, GORBACHEV, BACALL TO ADDRESS LEADERSHIP FORUM:
• CONN. ADOPTS TERROR EXEMPTION:
• HOSPITAL CASUALTY IN RECEIVERSHIP:
• VERMONT WINDSHIELDS FIXED:
• LOUISIANA FRAUDSTER NABBED:
• MASS. MOVES AUTO DATE:
• BATON ROUGE AGENCY SHUT DOWN:
• MAINE STRESSES COMP EVIDENCE:
• HOUSTON MAN INDICTED:
• N.Y. GETS CREDIT SCORING LAW:
• C&D ORDER ISSUED IN LOUISIANA:
• N.J. OFFERS 150 LANGUAGES:
• IGNORING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE:
• DELAWARE SESSION DISAPPOINTS:
• IIABW TO HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE SEPT. 30 – OCT. 2:
• MARYLAND UPHOLDS PIP WAIVER:
• ANTHEM FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMMISSIONER:
• ILL. POLS TABLE MED-MAL, COMP REFORMS:
• WYOMING GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS AT END OF SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION:
• IND. COURT LETS DIMINISHED VALUE CASE PROCEED:
• OREGON MALPRACTICE DAMAGE CAP HEADS TO BALLOT:
• MOST KAN. COMPLAINTS REGARD AUTO INSURANCE:
• CALIF. SUPREME COURT ISSUES MAJOR RULING ON INSURER BAD-FAITH CLAIMS:
• PERRY TAKES AIM AT FRAUD:
• LOUISIANA’S CITIZENS TAX EXEMPT:
• ALABAMA DOI ISSUES WARNING ON HAWAIIAN RRG LIQUIDATION:
• COMMISSIONER SAYS CALIF. WORK COMP RATES ARE GOING DOWN:
• MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL COSTS STAY LOW:
• RHODE ISLAND ADOPTS FLEX RATING:
• AQUILA, CHUBB SETTLEMENT:

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