Web Mail for May 2004

• N.C. Supreme Court Upholds Punitive Damages Cap
• Slave Trade Suit Targets Lloyd’s, U.S. Companies
• PCI Urges NAIC to Leave Insurance Scoring to States
• CDI Files Lawsuit Against State Fund
• Agencies Underpay CSRs, Overpay Producers, Argues Consultant Bates
• Calif. Governor Wants Workers’ Comp Fix in a Week
• Underwriting the Guessing Game of EPL Premiums
• Underwriting the Guessing Game of EPL Premiums
• St. Paul, Travelers to Merge April 1
• PCI Urges NAIC to Leave Insurance Scoring to States
• Slave Trade Suit Targets Lloyd’s, U.S. Companies
• Slave Trade Suit Targets Lloyd’s, U.S. Companies
• Calif. Governor Wants Workers’ Comp Fix in a Week
• PCI Urges NAIC to Leave Insurance Scoring to States
• California Governor Optimistic About Reaching Deal on Workers’ Comp
• Feds Detail Segal Exploits, Obtain Plea From Accountant
• Feds Detail Segal Exploits, Obtain Plea From Accountant
• N.C. Supreme Court Upholds Punitive Damages Cap
• Five Arrested in Fla. Scheme to Defraud Seniors
• Calif. Governor Wants Workers’ Comp Fix in a Week
• Agencies Underpay CSRs, Overpay Producers, Argues Consultant Bates
• St. Paul, Travelers to Merge April 1
• Five Arrested in Fla. Scheme to Defraud Seniors
• Underwriting the Guessing Game of EPL Premiums
• Slave Trade Suit Targets Lloyd’s, U.S. Companies
• St. Paul, Travelers to Merge April 1
• PCI Urges NAIC to Leave Insurance Scoring to States
• Agencies Underpay CSRs, Overpay Producers, Argues Consultant Bates
• California Governor Optimistic About Reaching Deal on Workers’ Comp
• Calif. Governor Wants Workers’ Comp Fix in a Week
• Underwriting the Guessing Game of EPL Premiums
• N.C. Supreme Court Upholds Punitive Damages Cap
• Five Arrested in Fla. Scheme to Defraud Seniors
• PCI Urges NAIC to Leave Insurance Scoring to States
• CDI Files Lawsuit Against State Fund
• Feds Detail Segal Exploits, Obtain Plea From Accountant
• Calif. Governor Wants Workers’ Comp Fix in a Week
• S&P Report Warns Calif. Workers’ Compensation More Precarious Now
• St. Paul, Travelers to Merge April 1
• St. Paul, Travelers to Merge April 1
• Agencies Underpay CSRs, Overpay Producers, Argues Consultant Bates
• Slave Trade Suit Targets Lloyd’s, U.S. Companies
• Five Arrested in Fla. Scheme to Defraud Seniors
• California Governor Optimistic About Reaching Deal on Workers’ Comp
• Feds Detail Segal Exploits, Obtain Plea From Accountant

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