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PRIMARY COVERAGE
TDI's high tech, high touch approach
Agency's consumer affairs chief tells a good news/bad news story
Raising funds for past, future catastrophes
Many in Louisiana and Texas think selling bonds is the answer
Consumer group accuses Geico of unfair underwriting
Use of education, occupation to set rates target of criticism
Katrina not enough to buy in flood coverage
Many homeowners go without despite the risk, Chubb survey reports
Zurich agents caught in compensation disclosure web
Insurer agrees to pay $325 million in two settlement cases
MARKET FEATURES
Downsized D&O
Mid-sized Market Promises Healthier Future
Spotlight: Catastrophe Coverages
1906 Calif. quake centennial a reminder of need for coverage
Closer Look: Workers' Compensation
New plan helps agents avoid residual market for workers' comp risks
The London insurance market: The City and the regulators
IJ visits the city destined to be a major player now and in the future
A profitable year
Despite Rita, loss ratios are down in Texas
Wind vs. flood
Bailey challenges Scruggs: 'Put up or shut up'
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?
Leverage agency resources by retaining your talent
Ways to improve employee retention and productivity
The new Texas Workers' Compensation System
Commissioner Betts says it's a challenge but progress is being made
Departments
- People
- New Markets
- Case Law Watch
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