Insurance Journal

Insurance Journal
May 2, 2016 Issue

National Articles from May 2, 2016

How Does an Agency’s Digital Proficiency Affect Its Value?
My New Markets
Employers Pay as 32% of Opioids Prescriptions Are Abused: Report
Business Moves

Chipotle by Example: Lessons Learned for the Restaurant Industry
Declarations
Captives View Business Interruption as Top Cyber Threat: Aon Global Risk
The Feds, the States and Self-Driving Cars
Who Moved Your Cheese? The End (for Now) of Market Cycles
Report: Healthy but Challenging Workers’ Compensation Market
How to Grow Your Insurance Agency One Call At A Time
10 Things to Know About Taxis, Limos & Fleets
Getting Away with Unethical Conduct
Workers’ Compensation: Combinability of Insureds

West Articles from May 2, 2016

Lloyd’s America Chief Says E&S Sector ‘Best Kept Secret’
Schwarzenegger, Hartwig to Headline May Southern California Symposium
Organized Crime Ring in California Busted for Auto Collision Fraud
Washington Workplace Deaths in 2015 Fell to Near-Historic Low
Proposed Restrictions Building in Oregon’s Flood Plains
People – West
Idaho Ski Park Developer Settles with EPA over Asbestos Violation

Southeast Articles from May 2, 2016

Georgia Investigating Allstate Rate Increase
Farmers Launches Rideshare Insurance Coverage in Georgia
The Nature Conservancy to Address South Florida Climate Risks
33 Tornadoes Hit Mississippi in First 3 Months of 2016
Florida Exits Multi-State Surplus Lines Clearinghouse NIMA
People – Southeast
Tennessee: At Least 15% of State Affected by Withdrawal of UnitedHealth
Florida Insurance Commissioner McCarty Signs Off: ‘It’s Been a Labor of Love’

South Articles from May 2, 2016

Workers’ Comp Market Share: South Central States
April Flood Among Houston’s Most Severe Non-Tropical Cat Events
Earthquake Insurance Rates a Concern in Oklahoma
San Antonio Hailstorm: Costliest Ever in Texas?
People – South Central

Midwest Articles from May 2, 2016

Missouri Wrongful Death Lawsuit Limits Upheld
South Dakota’s Big Sioux River Basin to Get New Flood Mapping Tools
Workers’ Comp Market Share: Minnesota and Missouri
People – Midwest
Speed Limits and Crashes Rise in Ohio

East Articles from May 2, 2016

Vermont’s Latest Captive Bill Signed Into Law
NCCI Sees Stable Trends in New England
Massachusetts Workers’ Comp Rates to Rise 1.5%
People – East
Former Connecticut Agency Owner Sentenced to Prison

Insurance JournalMay 2, 2016 Issue

How Does an Agency’s Digital Proficiency Affect Its Value?

My New Markets

Employers Pay as 32% of Opioids Prescriptions Are Abused: Report

Business Moves

Chipotle by Example: Lessons Learned for the Restaurant Industry

Declarations

Captives View Business Interruption as Top Cyber Threat: Aon Global Risk

The Feds, the States and Self-Driving Cars

Who Moved Your Cheese? The End (for Now) of Market Cycles

Report: Healthy but Challenging Workers’ Compensation Market

How to Grow Your Insurance Agency One Call At A Time

10 Things to Know About Taxis, Limos & Fleets

Getting Away with Unethical Conduct

Workers’ Compensation: Combinability of Insureds

Lloyd’s America Chief Says E&S Sector ‘Best Kept Secret’

Schwarzenegger, Hartwig to Headline May Southern California Symposium

Organized Crime Ring in California Busted for Auto Collision Fraud

Washington Workplace Deaths in 2015 Fell to Near-Historic Low

Proposed Restrictions Building in Oregon’s Flood Plains

People – West

Idaho Ski Park Developer Settles with EPA over Asbestos Violation

Georgia Investigating Allstate Rate Increase

Farmers Launches Rideshare Insurance Coverage in Georgia

The Nature Conservancy to Address South Florida Climate Risks

33 Tornadoes Hit Mississippi in First 3 Months of 2016

Florida Exits Multi-State Surplus Lines Clearinghouse NIMA

People – Southeast

Tennessee: At Least 15% of State Affected by Withdrawal of UnitedHealth

Florida Insurance Commissioner McCarty Signs Off: ‘It’s Been a Labor of Love’

Workers’ Comp Market Share: South Central States

April Flood Among Houston’s Most Severe Non-Tropical Cat Events

Earthquake Insurance Rates a Concern in Oklahoma

San Antonio Hailstorm: Costliest Ever in Texas?

People – South Central

Missouri Wrongful Death Lawsuit Limits Upheld

South Dakota’s Big Sioux River Basin to Get New Flood Mapping Tools

Workers’ Comp Market Share: Minnesota and Missouri

People – Midwest

Speed Limits and Crashes Rise in Ohio

Vermont’s Latest Captive Bill Signed Into Law

NCCI Sees Stable Trends in New England

Massachusetts Workers’ Comp Rates to Rise 1.5%

People – East

Former Connecticut Agency Owner Sentenced to Prison

Insurance Journal
May 2, 2016 Issue