Doctors triumphed over lawyers in Nevada when citizens passed a ballot initiative that limits noneconomic damage awards in med-mal cases...
Monthly Archives: November 2004
I had to laugh at the e-mails I received regarding my IJ West Oct. 25 Editor’s Note. Talk about different...
QUOTE:This will impact every underwriter in Lloyd’s and most in London, given the distribution chain they inhabit. There’s still some...
David Snyder, vice president and assistant general counsel for the American Insurance Association (AIA) was part of a support team...
Perhaps like you, I have been fascinated by the press coverage our industry has received lately–probably more individual stories in...
Through the State Modernization And Regulatory Transparency Act (SMART Act), Congressmen Michael Oxley, R-Ohio, and Richard Baker, R-La., have made...
Some drivers in Minnesota will soon have an added passenger in their cars: their insurance company. Progressive Insurance Company is...
As part of his state’s fight against fake insurance, Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Robert Wooley is joining the National Association...
In late October 2004, Insurance Journal had the opportunity to speak with Arkansas Insurance Commissioner and former president of the...
Insurance education society has served more than 130,000 participants. 1969. It was the dawning of the age of Aquarius, it...