Insurance Journal

Insurance Journal
September 18, 2017 Issue

National Articles from September 18, 2017

Brokers Keep Trucking Market Motoring Despite Insurer Exits
Co-Worker Embezzlers
States’ Lawsuit Climates Influence Expansion Decisions, Say Businesses
Why the Federal Flood Program Is Sinking Deeper into Debt: CBO Report

P/C Direct Premium Written Up 4.5 Percent
Tech Talk: Speed-to-Value and the AI Revolution
5 Things You Can Do to Double New Business in Your Agency
Why Regulators Should Dump Anti-Rebating Laws
6 Tips to Consider in a Post-Harvey and Irma Homebuilding Market
Minding Your Business: 10 Rules for Family Businesses
Irreplaceable You
Hurricane Costs Become Talk of Monte Carlo’s Reinsurance Rendezvous
Risk Managers Cautious About Use of Drones
Business Moves
Declarations
My New Markets

West Articles from September 18, 2017

PEMCO Insurance Launching Rideshare Driver Endorsement in Oregon
Study: Opioids in California Comp Claims Involving Mental Health
Suit over Kona Beer Not Being Brewed in Hawaii Allowed to Proceed
Oregon Workers’ Comp Costs to Drop for 5th Consecutive Year
Colorado Police Officer Arrested for Alleged Fraudulent Insurance Claims
Husband’s Death Spurs Widow’s $10M Suit Against Oregon Hospital, Doctors
People

South Articles from September 18, 2017

Mixed Messages Sent Over Texas’s New Cat Claims Statute
People

Southeast Articles from September 18, 2017

NCCI Files 10% Reduction in Workers’ Comp Loss Costs for West Virginia
South Carolina Couple Sues Amazon Over Faulty Eclipse Glasses
Florida Workers’ Comp Premiums Going Down?
NCCI Files 12% Decrease for Tennessee Workers’ Comp Loss Costs
People

Midwest Articles from September 18, 2017

Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Consider Risk Management Options After Federal Program Change
Researcher Says Some Auto Insurers Illegally Overcharge Michigan Women
People

East Articles from September 18, 2017

Delaware Updates Law to Address Advances in Cyber Threats
Pennsylvania Law Firms Hedge Bets on Marijuana Being Legalized Nationwide
Conn. Court Supports $41.7M in Damages to Student Disabled by Tick Bite on School Trip
Pennsylvania Commuter Train Crash Injures Dozens, None Critically
People

Insurance JournalSeptember 18, 2017 Issue

Brokers Keep Trucking Market Motoring Despite Insurer Exits

Co-Worker Embezzlers

States’ Lawsuit Climates Influence Expansion Decisions, Say Businesses

Why the Federal Flood Program Is Sinking Deeper into Debt: CBO Report

P/C Direct Premium Written Up 4.5 Percent

Tech Talk: Speed-to-Value and the AI Revolution

5 Things You Can Do to Double New Business in Your Agency

Why Regulators Should Dump Anti-Rebating Laws

6 Tips to Consider in a Post-Harvey and Irma Homebuilding Market

Minding Your Business: 10 Rules for Family Businesses

Irreplaceable You

Hurricane Costs Become Talk of Monte Carlo’s Reinsurance Rendezvous

Risk Managers Cautious About Use of Drones

Business Moves

Declarations

My New Markets

PEMCO Insurance Launching Rideshare Driver Endorsement in Oregon

Study: Opioids in California Comp Claims Involving Mental Health

Suit over Kona Beer Not Being Brewed in Hawaii Allowed to Proceed

Oregon Workers’ Comp Costs to Drop for 5th Consecutive Year

Colorado Police Officer Arrested for Alleged Fraudulent Insurance Claims

Husband’s Death Spurs Widow’s $10M Suit Against Oregon Hospital, Doctors

People

Mixed Messages Sent Over Texas’s New Cat Claims Statute

People

NCCI Files 10% Reduction in Workers’ Comp Loss Costs for West Virginia

South Carolina Couple Sues Amazon Over Faulty Eclipse Glasses

Florida Workers’ Comp Premiums Going Down?

NCCI Files 12% Decrease for Tennessee Workers’ Comp Loss Costs

People

Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Consider Risk Management Options After Federal Program Change

Researcher Says Some Auto Insurers Illegally Overcharge Michigan Women

People

Delaware Updates Law to Address Advances in Cyber Threats

Pennsylvania Law Firms Hedge Bets on Marijuana Being Legalized Nationwide

Conn. Court Supports $41.7M in Damages to Student Disabled by Tick Bite on School Trip

Pennsylvania Commuter Train Crash Injures Dozens, None Critically

People

Insurance Journal
September 18, 2017 Issue