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2006 Excess, Surplus and Specialty Markets Directory, Vol. I

Insurance Journal West

January 23, 2006

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Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Garamendi proposed auto rate regs to cause rate hikes

Wash. Commissioner wants fraud unit

Mercury Insurance CEO proposes voter initiative

Allstate agrees to coverage checks after Ariz. wildfire

Wash. anti-fraud auto insurance bill wins approval

Insurance helps Santa Fe museums acquire art

Insurers happy helmet law not weakened

Cooper & McCloskey buys Moore Special Risk

Lawsuit revived against Staples

Denying funds to drivers who leave keys in car

Hawaii first state to be tsunami and storm ready

Colo. legislators tackle auto insurance

PCI opens Denver office

Low-cost auto expands to six Calif. counties

Regulatory modernization tops legislative agenda

Personal lines looking fine, thanks to fewer accidents

MARKET FEATURES

Main Street E&S

New entrants join race for surplus lines business

A big Kat blows through the reinsurance industry

Special Report: New Year's Flood

Spotlight: Counseling buyers

Calif. more drive law

Closer Look: Producer liability

From Pinstripes to prison stripes

Industry picks safest cars

IDEA EXCHANGE

Growing your property casualty agency

Carrier Watch

Enhanced IJ broadcasting enlivens insurance news

Earlybird Forecast: 2006 already looking good

Closing Quote: Portable persistency discounts are good

Available Issues

2006 Excess, Surplus and Specialty Markets Directory, Vol. I

Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Garamendi proposed auto rate regs to cause rate hikes

Wash. Commissioner wants fraud unit

Mercury Insurance CEO proposes voter initiative

Allstate agrees to coverage checks after Ariz. wildfire

Wash. anti-fraud auto insurance bill wins approval

Insurance helps Santa Fe museums acquire art

Insurers happy helmet law not weakened

Cooper & McCloskey buys Moore Special Risk

Lawsuit revived against Staples

Denying funds to drivers who leave keys in car

Hawaii first state to be tsunami and storm ready

Colo. legislators tackle auto insurance

PCI opens Denver office

Low-cost auto expands to six Calif. counties

Regulatory modernization tops legislative agenda

Personal lines looking fine, thanks to fewer accidents

MARKET FEATURES

Main Street E&S

New entrants join race for surplus lines business

A big Kat blows through the reinsurance industry

Special Report: New Year's Flood

Spotlight: Counseling buyers

Calif. more drive law

Closer Look: Producer liability

From Pinstripes to prison stripes

Industry picks safest cars

IDEA EXCHANGE

Growing your property casualty agency

Carrier Watch

Enhanced IJ broadcasting enlivens insurance news

Earlybird Forecast: 2006 already looking good

Closing Quote: Portable persistency discounts are good