Insurance Journal

Insurance Journal
March 22, 2004 Issue

National Articles from March 22, 2004

West Articles from March 22, 2004

South Articles from March 22, 2004

Southeast Articles from March 22, 2004

East Articles from March 22, 2004

Midwest Articles from March 22, 2004

Insurance JournalMarch 22, 2004 Issue

Learn from the Pros-Common Attributes of Successful Agencies

All Wrapped Up in Workers’ Comp

Hazard in the Workplace: OSHA Identifies Businesses with Highest Injury Rates

Producer Compensation Plans – What Should You Pay and Why’

Lawyers and Reforming the U.S. Legal System

American Phys. Assurance Lowered

Highmark Ratings, Outlooks Revised

Argonaut Group Affirmed, Outlook Stable

Little Relief in Sight for Tight Longshore Marketplace

Terrorism and TRIA – What’s in Store for the Future’

One Step Closer to Reform’

Revised Workers’ Comp Estimates Misconstrued by Senator, Commissioner

NAMIC First to Join PIFC as Associate Member

PRIVATIZATION OF UTAH WORKERS’ COMP FUND FAILS:

CALIF. STATE FUND FINANCIAL PICTURE IMPROVES:

P/C INSURERS’ PROFITS DOUBLE FIRST THREE QUARTERS OF 2003:

General Contractors Liability

Fine Dining

Auto Related Worker’s Comp

Specialty Marine and Pleasure Craft

Specialty Marine Products

Adding Value in the Workers’ Comp Market Through Technical Analysis

The Beaver State – No Self-Serve Gas, One-Way Streets, and Ghost Towns

Industry Has Productive Legislative Session in New Mexico

Workers’ Comp: Buying a Policy or Selecting an Insurance Partner’

Workers’ Comp Reform: Legislative Deal or Ballot Initiative’

Applicant Attorneys Desperate to Maintain Job Killing Work Comp System

ACIC Presents Workers’ Comp Insurance Facts

People and Places

Learn from the Pros-Common Attributes of Successful Agencies

All Wrapped Up in Workers’ Comp

Hazard in the Workplace: OSHA Identifies Businesses with Highest Injury Rates

Producer Compensation Plans – What Should You Pay and Why’

Lawyers and Reforming the U.S. Legal System

American Phys. Assurance Lowered

Highmark Ratings, Outlooks Revised

Argonaut Group Affirmed, Outlook Stable

Little Relief in Sight for Tight Longshore Marketplace

Terrorism and TRIA – What’s in Store for the Future’

Ethics Awareness Month

Oklahoma Legislature Tackles Tort Reform, Workers’ Comp Issues

An Improving Texas Homeowners Market

TEXAN PLEADS GUILTY:

LA. BONDSMAN LOSES LICENSES:

FISHER BANS UNLICENSED COMPANY:

TRG CLAIMS TO BE PAID IN ARK.:

COMP TOOL COMPARES STATES:

Auto Related Workers’ Compensation

Commercial Trucking

Professionals Liability Exposures

Package and Commercial Auto

Specialty Marine and Pleasure Craft

Specialty Marine Products

Adding Value in the Workers’ Comp Market Through Technical Analysis

The Case for Group Legal: Now More Than Ever

Four States, Four Workers’ Compensation Systems

Controlling Medical Costs in Workers’ Compensation

Is Ethics Training ‘Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing”

Study Finds Employees Unprepared for Retirement

Workers’ Comp – Buying a Policy or Selecting an Insurance Partner’

People and Places

Learn from the Pros-Common Attributes of Successful Agencies

All Wrapped Up in Workers’ Comp

Hazard in the Workplace: OSHA Identifies Businesses with Highest Injury Rates

Producer Compensation Plans – What Should You Pay and Why’

Lawyers and Reforming the U.S. Legal System

American Phys. Assurance Lowered

Highmark Ratings, Outlooks Revised

Argonaut Group Affirmed, Outlook Stable

Little Relief in Sight for Tight Longshore Marketplace

Terrorism and TRIA – What’s in Store for the Future’

Workers’ Comp Amidst the Casinos

Tennessee Workers’ Comp Market Looks for Answers

Fitch Reports Better 2004 for U.S. CCRCs; Nursing Homes Still Tough

S.C. PLAN TO RAID SECOND INJURY FUND COULD LEAD TO PROBLEMS:

‘AMBITIOUS’ TORT REFORM BILL COULD SPUR REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN MISS.:

PCI URGES SENATE TO KEEP MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORM ON ’04 AGENDA:

ARBITRATION RULING FAVORS NRMA:

PIA OF GEORGIA HOLDS ANNUAL AGENT’S CONVENTION JULY 25-27:

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