Newsbriefs for August 2005

• SCHOOL INSURER SAYS BULLY’S PARENTS SHOULD PAY:
• DFS: BOGUS HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE
• ICT TO HOST WORKERS’ COMP CONFERENCE
• 20 YEARS LATER, AMBASSADOR AWARD:
• PIA OF FLA. SLATES SEPT. ‘HURRICANE LESSONS,’ LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
• WIAA SUBMITS COMMENTS ON LATEST GARAMENDI AGENDA PROPOSAL:
• AUTO LEASING GETS NEW LIFE:
• SEPT. LAAIA CE P/L COURSE
• COMMISSIONER ANNOUNCES -26.78 PERCENT RATE DECREASE IN WORKERS’ COMP:
• PHYSICIAN DECERTIFICATION HAILED:
• ALTERING CERTIFICATES NOT ADVISED
• FLEX RATING MODERNIZATION BILL SIGNED INTO LAW IN ALASKA:
• INSURERS SUE SECURITY FIRM:
• BOGUS AMUSEMENT INDUSTRY POLICIES
• IIABO TO HOLD 77TH ANNUAL CONVENTION AUG. 28-30:
• SEDAN OWNERS PROTEST RATES:
• ONLINE SERVICES IMPROVED
• WORKERS’ COMP HEARING SET:
• TASK FORCE TARGETS MEDICAID FRAUD
• HOMEOWNERS RENEWALS RESTRICTED:
• LIQUIDATION CONTINUES
• CCC SETTLES CLASS ACTION SUIT:
• COMMISSION TO OVERSEE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
• PROGRESSIVE ALUMNI REUNITE IN BLOOMINGTON:
• CONFERENCE TO AID BUSINESS LEADERS
• COMP BUREAU FIRES ASSET MANAGEMENT FIRM:
• COMPENSATION DISCLOSURE GUIDELINES
• MED-MAL CAP RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL:
• FAKE INS. CARDS BRING ARRESTS
• OSHA, AGENCIES LAUNCH SAFETY ALLIANCE:
• FORMER AGENT CHARGED
• HURRICANE SALES TAX MEASURE DIES
• WCRI TO PRESENT STUDY RESULTS
• HEALTH INSURANCE RATES RISING:
• $47M HURRICANE DENNIS CLAIMS PAID
• BONDING COMPANY ORDERED TO STOP
• HOSPITALS WEIGHING APOLOGY POLICY:
• SAFECO STOPS WRITING PL PROPERTY
• FORMER AGENCY EMPLOYEE CHARGED
• POLL REVEALS AMERICANS’ VIEWS ON AGING:
• TRANSIT BILL TARGETS SAFER HIGHWAYS:
• LEG SESSION DIFFICULT, NOT DAMAGING:
• HURRICANE DENNIS LOSSES TOP $10 MILLION
• HIGH COURT REJECTS MEDICAL MONITORING:
• BILL TO PROTECT AGAINST DISCOUNT CARD FRAUD:
• PROPOSAL TO CATCH UNINSURED DRIVERS:
• COURT DENIES SCHEME TO CURTAIL LIABILITIES:
• INSURERS SEE CAFTA AS IMPORTANT STEP:

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