Insurance Journal

Insurance Journal
June 9, 2003 Issue

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Insurance JournalJune 9, 2003 Issue

Worst Ever Tornado Losses Won’t Affect Property Rates Yet

Texas Regulation Bill Passes in Last Hours of Session

OKLA. BOND SCAM ALERT:

FARMERS SETTLEMENT APPROVED:

OKLA. GOV. GETS TORT REFORM BILL:

TEXAS MOLD CLAIMS HIT $4 BILLION:

OKLA. AGENT LOSES LICENSE:

Burns & Wilcox Chairman Reflects on Decades of Business

S&P’s Cuts Liberty Mutual

AMERCO Subs Downgraded

Ace Affirmed, Outlook Neg.

Political Efforts, Member Growth Mark Juneau’s Tenure as IIAT President

Dewhurst a Featured Speaker at IIAT’s 106th Annual Convention

Working with Blowouts, Knock-for-Knocks and Other Oil Patch Oddities

Louisiana’s Jim Brown Won’t Back Down

Emerging Exposures Lead To New Coverage Issues

A New Day for Independet Agents

Surplus Lines and All that Jazz

State Fund Takes Legal Action Against Garamendi, CDI

PIFC Reports on Dangers of Eliminating Territorial Rating

FITCH SEES P/C INSURERS’ UNDERWRITING RESULTS IMPROVING IN ’03:

IIABA SURVEY REPORTS NEARLY 2.5 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS LOST HOMEOWNERS COVERAGE PAST TWO YEARS:

REPORT SAYS U.S. INSURANCE INDUSTRY LOSES $13.7B ANNUALLY DUE TO AUTO PREMIUM RATING ERROR:

N.M. COURT OF APPEALS REJECTS AUTO LIABILITY:

Doctor Files Fraudulent Workers’ Comp Claims

LA Civilian Employee Convicted for Workers’ Comp Fraud

Long Beach Woman Surrenders to Fraud Charges

Orange County Woman Pleads Guilty to Workers’ Comp Fraud

No. Calif. Investigation Leads to Seven Arrests

Calif. Couple Surrenders on Fraud Charges

L.A. Agent Charged with Selling Phony Policies

Vallejo, Calif. Broker Sold Fraudulent Policies

S&P’s Cuts Liberty Mutual

AMERCO Subs Downgraded

Ace Affirmed, Outlook Neg.

The Ratings Game

Client Experience Management in a Chaotic Market: Do you feed the frenzy’

Dearth Amidst Plenty – Reinsurers Send Mixed Signals

Burns & Wilcox Chairman Reflects on Decades of Business

Managing General Agencies: Your Own Benefits Department

Working with Blowouts, Knock-for-Knocks and Other Oil Patch Oddities

Public Risk Managers Face Several Challenges in 2003

Louisiana’s Jim Brown Won’t Back Down

Ten Ways to Attract and Retain Great Employees

Execs Talk Future of Industry at 9th Annual ITC Forum

Sparks Fly During Nevada’s Legislative Session

Surplus Lines and All that Jazz

Insurance Journal
June 9, 2003 Issue