Newsbriefs for February 2006

• MASS. TRANSIT SYSTEM RENEWS TERRORISM POLICY
• N.Y. CITY EYES
• IN MAINE, DON’T LINGER ON THE FRONT PORCH
• AIG WINS RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST GREENBERG
• R.I.’S BEACON MUTUAL UNDER SCRUTINY
• WHEN THE NONPROFIT
• JPMORGAN CHASE SELLS LIFE AND ANNUITY BUSINESS TO PROTECTIVE LIFE
• THREE TEXAS AGENCIES MAKE ’50 BEST COMPANIES’ LIST
• CALIFORNIA CREATES WEB SITE
• FARMERS FINED $1 MILLION
• AGENCY MANAGEMENT RESOURCE GROUP HOLDS PRODUCER SCHOOL
• ARIZ. COULD DENY BENEFITS TO THOSE WHO TEST POSITIVE FOR DRUGS, ALCOHOL
• WHAT E&S BROKERS PAY
• TREASURY CLARIFIES LIABILITY UNDER TERRORISM REINSURANCE
• D&O EXCESS LIMITS UP BUT PREMIUMS DOWN
• DELAWARE SEEKS NEW WORKERS’ COMP CLASSES
• WELDERS WIN MARYLAND POLLUTION RULING
• VERMONT MUTUAL LATEST TO BE DRIVEN OFF CAPE COD
• COALITION AGAINST INSURANCE FRAUD LISTS 2005’S WORST INSURANCE CON ARTISTS
• WASH. REPORTS 79 WORKERS DIED ON THE JOB
• LA DOCTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ALLEGED HEALTH CARE SCAM
• PETITION FOR CLASS ACTION FILED AGAINST CALIF. SCIF

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