Newsbriefs for January 2006

• MISS. COMMISSIONER ANNOUNCES NEW MEDIATION PROGRAM
• GA. BIG ‘I’ ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP FUND
• ATTEMPTED MURDER WARRANTS ISSUED FOR N.C. AGENCY OWNER
• ALABAMA ‘BIG ‘I’ MEMBERS WATCHING MARKET
• FAIA PROPOSAL TO REFORM CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE
• I.I.I.: CLAIMS IN LA. EQUAL TO 25 YEARS OF PREMIUMS
• BIG ‘I’S S.C. AGENDA: WORKERS’ COMP
• SETTLEMENT PROPOSED IN CLASS ACTION AGAINST CHOICEPOINT
• GEMSTAR SUES INSURER
• N.Y. SHUTS COMP TRUSTS
• WASH. COMMISSIONER KREIDLER WANTS FRAUD UNIT TO INVESTIGATE STAGED ACCIDENTS
• VIRGINIA COMP RATES UP
• INSURERS HAPPY CALIF. MOTORCYLE HELMET LAW NOT WEAKENED
• CONN. DEMOCRATS EYE MERGER OF DEPARTMENTS
• LAWSUIT REVIVED AGAINST STAPLES CHAIN OVER INSURANCE CHARGES
• DRIVING PERSONAL LINES ‘ALSO-RANS’ FROM THE MARKET
• ARIZ. SENATOR WANTS TO DENY FUNDS TO DRIVERS WHO LEAVE KEYS IN CAR
• WAUSAU POLL HIGHLIGHTS:
• GEICO REDUCING COLO. AUTO RATES
• MINN. GOV. ISSUES EXECUTIVE ORDER TO CORRECT MEDICARE GLITCHES
• ARIZONA DEPT. OF INSURANCE CHANGES PHONE NUMBERS
• MIDWESTERN CONGRESSMEN ENTER RACE FOR MAJORITY LEADER POSITION
• FLA. SUNCOAST CHAPTER OF CPCU TO EMPHASIZE CE, SPEAKERS
• SOUTHEAST AIA TO WATCH FLA., ALA. AND MISS. LEGISLATION
• GA. LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS SUCCESSFUL
• HISPANICS IN NAPLES, FLA., LACKED INFO ABOUT HURRICANE WILMA
• MARKETING TO BABY BOOMERS
• AUTO DEALERS COMPENSATION OF CALIF. RETURNS $9.6 MILLION
• FIRE BURNS IDAHO MALL
• CONN. BOOSTS ITS WORKERS’ COMP RATES
• MAINE ALLOWS SMALL WORKERS’ COMP HIKE
• PENNSYLVANIA LIMITS HORSE STABLES’ LIABILITY
• N.Y. LOWERS ASSIGNED RISK PLAN RATES
• VIRGINIA AUTHORIZES PAYMENTS ON RECIPROCAL OF AMERICA CLAIMS
• MILWAUKEE CPCU SOCIETY SCHEDULES LEADERSHIP COURSES
• SETTLEMENT PROPOSED IN CLASS ACTION AGAINST CHOICEPOINT
• MICH. AG WARNS CONSUMERS ABOUT DANGERS OF BUYING FLOOD DAMAGED VEHICLES
• ILLINOIS GOVERNOR PUSHES PLAN TO HELP UNINSURED KIDS
• MICHGAN COMMISSIONER EXTENDS TIME FOR MOTORISTS TO SUE
• INSURERS TO SUPPORT LEGISLATIVE STUDY ON AUTO THEFT
• DISASTER RECOVERY AID SURPASSES $564.6M FOR HURRICANE RITA

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