Insurance Journal

Insurance Journal
April 3, 2017 Issue

National Articles from April 3, 2017

Young Agents on Overcoming Obstacles
Brokers Beware: Data Breach Lawsuit Without the Breach
The Competitive Advantage: The Lost Value Proposition of Independent Agencies
Non-Compete Agreements and Poaching Take Spotlight in Aon – Alliant Lawsuit

Business Moves
Forget Insurtech. What About Us? Young Agents Speak Out in Annual Survey Report
Declarations
A Look at Restrictive Covenants and Obstacles that Keep Producers from Making a Move
Underwriting Profits Now Imperative for Medical Liability Insurers: PLUS Report
Unlock the Secret to Retaining Young Professionals
How to Reduce Workers’ Comp Costs in a K-12 School Climate
Broad Intellectual Property Coverage Presents Challenges in Private D&O
Insurtech Startups Take Note: Traditional Insurers Score Highest Ever Satisfaction Grades
Young Agents Enjoy Career Choice But Worry About Future Hiring
My New Markets

West Articles from April 3, 2017

California Workers Comp Medical Review Volume Hit a Record in 2016
2 California Congressmen Introduce Earthquake Mitigation Tax Incentives
CDI Issues Directive on New Workers’ Comp Law Pertaining to Excluded Employees
Insurance Charity Benefits Make-A-Wish, Honors Wells Chief
Pinnacol Issues $50M in Workers’ Comp Dividends to Colorado Employers
California City Seeks to Improve Safety by Scanning License Plates

South Articles from April 3, 2017

New Orleans Cracking Down on False Alarms
USGS Forecasts Lower Overall Seismic Hazard for Oklahoma in 2017
Study: New Orleans Breaks Tourism Records

Southeast Articles from April 3, 2017

Tennessee Sees Improvement in Number of Insurance Consumer Complaints in 2016
Florida Property Insurers Avoid Ratings Downgrades From Demotech, For Now

Midwest Articles from April 3, 2017

People – Midwest
Public Service Insurance Co. Placed into Rehabilitation in Illinois
Michigan’s Auto Insurance Fee for Catastrophic Injuries Rising to $170
North Dakota at Highest Risk for Spring Flooding, NOAA Says

East Articles from April 3, 2017

Rutgers Law School Project Addresses ‘Use It And Lose It’ in Homeowners Insurance
People – East
Homeowners Insurance Increase Denied by Delaware Insurance Commissioner
New York’s Cybersecurity Rules: Things Insurance Professionals Should Know

Insurance JournalApril 3, 2017 Issue

Young Agents on Overcoming Obstacles

Brokers Beware: Data Breach Lawsuit Without the Breach

The Competitive Advantage: The Lost Value Proposition of Independent Agencies

Non-Compete Agreements and Poaching Take Spotlight in Aon – Alliant Lawsuit

Business Moves

Forget Insurtech. What About Us? Young Agents Speak Out in Annual Survey Report

Declarations

A Look at Restrictive Covenants and Obstacles that Keep Producers from Making a Move

Underwriting Profits Now Imperative for Medical Liability Insurers: PLUS Report

Unlock the Secret to Retaining Young Professionals

How to Reduce Workers’ Comp Costs in a K-12 School Climate

Broad Intellectual Property Coverage Presents Challenges in Private D&O

Insurtech Startups Take Note: Traditional Insurers Score Highest Ever Satisfaction Grades

Young Agents Enjoy Career Choice But Worry About Future Hiring

My New Markets

California Workers Comp Medical Review Volume Hit a Record in 2016

2 California Congressmen Introduce Earthquake Mitigation Tax Incentives

CDI Issues Directive on New Workers’ Comp Law Pertaining to Excluded Employees

Insurance Charity Benefits Make-A-Wish, Honors Wells Chief

Pinnacol Issues $50M in Workers’ Comp Dividends to Colorado Employers

California City Seeks to Improve Safety by Scanning License Plates

New Orleans Cracking Down on False Alarms

USGS Forecasts Lower Overall Seismic Hazard for Oklahoma in 2017

Study: New Orleans Breaks Tourism Records

Tennessee Sees Improvement in Number of Insurance Consumer Complaints in 2016

Florida Property Insurers Avoid Ratings Downgrades From Demotech, For Now

People – Midwest

Public Service Insurance Co. Placed into Rehabilitation in Illinois

Michigan’s Auto Insurance Fee for Catastrophic Injuries Rising to $170

North Dakota at Highest Risk for Spring Flooding, NOAA Says

Rutgers Law School Project Addresses ‘Use It And Lose It’ in Homeowners Insurance

People – East

Homeowners Insurance Increase Denied by Delaware Insurance Commissioner

New York’s Cybersecurity Rules: Things Insurance Professionals Should Know

Insurance Journal
April 3, 2017 Issue