Newsbriefs for April 2006

• STATE FARM GOES HOLLYWOOD WITH SPONSORSHIP OF MAJOR FILM PROMOTION
• FLA. CONDO OWNERS FACE POSSIBLE CITIZENS RATE HIKE
• CALIFORNIA COMMISSIONER UNDERGOES SURGERY, RECUPERATING WELL
• WASHINGTON GAINS FRAUD BUREAU
• AOL AD REVENUE CLASS ACTION SUIT SETTLED FOR $2.6 BILLION
• WASHINGTON BUSINESSES CAN PURCHASE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ONLINE AT COSTCO
• POLL SHOWS DRIVERS DON’T SAVE MONEY IMMEDIATELY BY OWNING A HYBRID VEHICLE
• LLOYD’S HOLDS 2005 LOSS TO $180.6 MILLION
• S&P UPS REINSURERS’ OUTLOOK TO STABLE
• PUERTO RICO’S COUNTER-SIGNATURE LAW UPHELD
• N.Y. KILLS ‘DRACONIAN’ AGENT PENALTIES
• LEXINGTON EYES 2004 REPEAT
• HARTFORD TO CHARGE INSURERS FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES
• IND. SUPREME COURT ADDRESSES ATTACK ON COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU
• MAINE ADOPTS ID THEFT LAW
• KAN. AND MO. LEGISLATURES CONSIDER PROPOSALS TARGETING INSURANCE FRAUD
• WHISTLEBLOWER HELPING IN HURRICANE KATRINA LAWSUIT
• ADAMS APPOINTED TO FILL ARIZONA HOUSE VACANCY
• CALIFORNIA PROPOSES DECREASE IN WORKERS COMP PURE PREMIUM RATES
• PAIR CONVICTED IN CALIF. FOR WORKERS’ COMP INSURANCE FRAUD
• HIRING, CONTEXT AND THE CANDIDATE
• WHO TO CALL?
• CALIF. COURT REINSTATES CLASS ACTION AGAINST LEAD PAINT MAKERS
• STANDARD & POOR’S IMPLEMENTS NEW WAY TO ASSESS INSURERS’ CATASTROPHE RISK
• FLOOD-DAMAGED VEHICLES SURFACE ON USED CAR LOTS

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