Newsbriefs for March 2006

• SOLAR STORM IN 2012 COULD CREATE BLACKOUTS, AFFECT GPS SYSTEMS
• COALITION AGAINST INSURANCE FRAUD LISTS 2005’s WORST INSURANCE CON ARTISTS
• TEXAS JUDGE’S RULING PARTIALLY FAVORS ALLSTATE AND STERLING
• S.C. Big “I” topics: Legislation, fraud
• ARIZ. SENATE CONSIDERING LAW TO PROTECT CONSUMERS’ INFORMATION
• FARMERS SAYS NORTHERN CALIF. AUTO GLASS BUSINESS INVOLVED IN SCAM
• PRIVACY, WORKERS’ COMP DOMINATE UTAH’S LEGISLATIVE SESSION
• CALIF. HOME INSPECTIONS FOR FLOOD DAMAGE BEGIN
• RMS CEO SEES BIGGER CATASTROPHE LOSSES
• US AIRWAYS CAN’T COLLECT FOR 9/11 DISRUPTION, COURT RULES
• PENN. HALTS ROLE IN AGENTS’ FINGERPRINT AGENCY
• INSURERS MOVE TO LIMIT R.I. LEAD CLEANUP COSTS
• AIA SUPPORTS A MODERNIZED INSURANCE REGULATORY SYSTEM THAT WOULD:
• ANDRé P. JUNEAU
• FLA. CFO WANTS TO EXPEDITE PAYMENTS
• S.C. CONSIDERING ASBESTOS REFORM BILL
• AIA SUPPORTS A MODERNIZED INSURANCE REGULATORY SYSTEM THAT WOULD:
• FLA. MAKES FRAUD ARRESTS FOR DOUBLE-BILLING, STEERING
• COLO. MEDICAL PAYMENT COVERAGE BILL DEFEATED
• COALITION AGAINST INSURANCE FRAUD LISTS 2005’s WORST INSURANCE CON ARTISTS
• PIA WESTERN ALLIANCE FORMS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
• NEW ONLINE SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR CALIF. LICENSE RENEWALS
• LLOYD’S SAYS THE CYCLE IS STILL A CONCERN
• GEICO’S BLUE-COLLAR RATES CAUSE STIR
• THE AGRIBUSINESS CONFERENCE
• VT. WORKERS’ COMP RATES MODERATE
• MEN GET THEIR PURSES SNATCHED TOO
• N.Y. FARMER ARRAIGNED ON ARSON THAT KILLED 24 COWS
• STARR AGENCY TO OFFER ACE, BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY PRODUCTS
• DEL. REGULATOR PLANS ONLINE SHOPPING SERVICE
• R.I. JURY FINDS LEAD

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