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Insurance Journal East

DOWNSIZED D & O

DOWNSIZED D & O

Insurance Journal East
April 3, 2006
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Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Pa. Gov. Rendell not shy with veto pen

Nixes joint and several fix; also homebuilder damages cap

Northeast warned of 'historic' storm this year

Meteorologists say patterns mimic 1938 Long Island Express

Insurers unlikely to alter credit scoring

Industry appears unaffected by uniformity move by credit agencies

More than insurers facing Katrina suits

Banks, shippers, oil companies also targeted by class actions

N.J. court lowers bar for proof of customer fraud

Insurers relieved of 'clear and convincing' evidence standard

Consumer group accuses Geico of unfair practices

Use of education, occupation to set rates target of criticism

Katrina not enough incentive for flood coverage

Many homeowners go without despite the risk, Chubb survey reports

Zurich agents caught in compensation disclosure web

Insurer agrees to reforms and to pay $325 million in two settlement cases

Teen driving deaths

States focusing on prevention through licensing reforms

MARKET FEATURES

Spotlight: Catastrophe Coverages

1906 Calif. quake centennial a reminder of need for coverage

SPECIAL REPORT: Directors and Officers Liability

Downsized D&O: marketers hungry for mid-sized accounts

SPECIAL REPORT: Directors and Officers Liability

Premiums decline for second straight year, Tillinghast study shows

Closer Look: Workers' Compensation

New plan helps agents avoid residual market for workers' comp risks

The London market: The city and the regulators

IJ visits the city destined to be a major player now and in the future

IDEA EXCHANGE

When insurers play the ratings game

Do under-reserved P/C insurers deserve high ratings?

Minding Your Business

What should you pay for producers' compensation?

Policy rescission

When rescission fails, repercussions may be costly

A regulator's perspective

A recipe for malpractice reform in the District of Columbia

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