Newsbriefs for September 2004

• N.J. POSTS MARKET CONDUCT REPORTS:
• ATLANTIC AMERICAN CORP. UNVEILS Q2 REPORT:
• DENN WINS DEL. INSURANCE PRIMARY:
• OCTOBER EXPERIAN CONFERENCE SET FOR BOCA RATON:
• PA. LOOKS AT MOTORCYCLE INJURIES:
• LEE, MOON CAPTURE IIAJC TITLES:
• DOCS SUPPLY POLITICAL POST CARDS:
• WORK COMP RATE HIKE NOT NEEDED:
• ARSONIST SUSPECTED IN D.C., MD., VA.:
• NEW PLAYER ENTERS TEXAS MARKET:
• MD.’S REDMER TO HOST MEETINGS:
• LOANS LEAD TO AGENT’S ARREST:
• ISABEL INSPIRED VIRGINIA LOVERS:
• TWCC SITE ADDS COMP SYSTEM INFO:
• CROP PROGRAM DEADLINE SEPT. 30:
• NEVADA COURT REFUSES TO BLOCK MED-MAL INITIATIVE:
• MICH. PRIVACY RULES TAKE EFFECT:
• STATE FARM TO LOWER CALIFORNIA AUTO INSURANCE RATES:
• BOSTON DIOCESE FACES MORE CLAIMS:
• MIDWEST INSURERS ANNOUNCE CHARLEY LOSS ESTIMATES:
• CALIFORNIA WORK COMP FRAUDSTERS TO BE POSTED ON WEB:
• RESIDUAL MARKET CHANGES UNCLEAR:
• OHIO CAR THEFTS DROPPED 2%:
• CALIF. LEGISLATURE, GOV. TAKE POSITIVE STEPS ON ISSUES:
• ME. GUN MAKER SETTLES SNIPER SUIT:
• INSURER GROUPS FILE AMICUS BRIEF IN STUDEBAKER CASE:
• WASH. L&I PROPOSES SMALL INCREASE IN WORKERS’ COMP RATES IN 2005:
• N.H. GOVERNOR DEFENDS HEALTH LAW:
• P/C INSURERS REPORT FIRST UNDERWRITING PROFIT SINCE 1997:
• NO INSOLVENCIES BECAUSE OF 9-11:
• PIA ENCOURAGED, BUT WILL NOT ENDORSE SMART BILL:
• WORKERS SUFFER BREATHING WOES:
• SOUTH CAROLINA GOV. NOTES STATE ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL FOLLOWING CHARLEY’S VISIT:
• N.Y., N.J. PORT AUTHORITY JOINS SUIT:
• SOME WEST VIRGINIA FLOOD VICTIMS GET TAX BREAK:
• ST. PAUL TRAVELERS HIT WITH CLASS ACTION SUIT:
• NEW MEXICO’S MED-MAL RATES UP 9.8 PERCENT:
• CSISZAR NAMED PRESIDENT OF PCI:
• YUMA HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE RATES COULD GO UP:
• STUDY: COMP PAYMENTS AGAIN OUTPACE WAGES:
• INSURING THE CHILDREN GOLF TOURNEY TO BE HELD OCT. 11:
• MORE AUTO INSUREDS TURNING TO WEB:
• PIFC REPORTS MEMBER COMPANY CLAIMS FILED FROM SHASTA FIRES:
• ILL. HOMEOWNERS COMPLAINTS UP 16%:
• COLORADO HAILSTORMS CAUSE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN DAMAGE:
• PROGRESSIVE PILOTS DATA-LOGGING FOR MINN. DRIVERS:
• MICHAEL E. JAMES OFFERING FREE CABO TRIPS FOR AGENTS:
• BLACK INSURANCE PROS TO CONVENE IN CHICAGO:
• ACIC URGES GOVERNOR TO SIGN THREE POST-FIRE BILLS:
• MASS. AUTO PLAN NOT READY YET:
• NORTH CAROLINA GOV. REQUESTS DISASTER DECLARATION FOR PAIR OF COUNTIES FOLLOWING ALEX’S VISIT:
• SAFECO ESTIMATES LOSSES FROM HURRICANE CHARLEY:
• CONN. SUIT OVER R.I. FIRE EXPANDED:
• TENNESSEE REVERSES STAND ON PUNITIVE DAMAGE EXCLUSIONS:
• WORK COMP PAYMENTS GREW FASTER THAN WAGES FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW:
• R.I. OWNERS PERSONALLY LIABLE:
• FLORIDA DFS HONORED BY TRADE GROUP FOR ONLINE DATABASE:
• MASS. LLJUA TO WRITE HIGHER LIMITS:
• 21st CENTURY HOLDING CO. NOTES RECORD EARNINGS:
• N.Y. COMP WRITERS SEEK 9.3% HIKE:
• GROUP FOR BLACK INSURANCE PROS TO CONVENE IN CHICAGO:
• N.Y. BLOCKS PAWTUCKET MUTUAL:
• CRAIG’S COLLISION CENTER HELPS NAB ROBBERS:
• N.J. SEEKS MIIX REHABILITATION:
• LEE, MOON CAPTURE IIAJC TITLES:
• 4.9% VIRGINIA COMP HIKE SOUGHT:
• TWCC OKAYS NINE SELF-INSURE COAs:
• PA. COURT REJECTS HEROIN CLAIM:
• ALLSTATE TO PAY $60M IN REFUNDS:

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