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Insurance Journal West

June 5, 2006

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Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

New Mexico superintendent retiring, under investigation

California roofers face new workers' comp regs

Arthur J. Gallagher lacked authority for additional insureds

Calif. commissioner says insurers earning "excess profits"

Risk managers report cost of risk down in 2005

Idaho issues cease and desist order against Sinclair

Federal Product liability lawsuits decreasing

Colorado adds prosecutors, investigators to combat fraud

Colorado prepares for hail, expects catastrophic storms

Arizona vehicle repair bill dies in committee

Report ranks Phoenix drivers safest of big cities

Millions of renters lack insurance, says agents' survey

World Cup brings security, coverage problems to 12 cities

Workers' comp 2005 results 'excellent,' but times changing

Workers' comp market 'guarded'

MARKET FEATURES

BIG 'I' Bob Rusbuldt is on the job

Architects and Engineers market trending down

Multi-Family Housing: How to slow the A&E claims flow

SPECIAL REPORT: 2006 Workers' Comp Directory

SPOTLIGHT: 2006 Digital Product Guide

Workers' comp system working, but could be reformed

Hartwig predicts profitable 2006

Heat treatment method offers options for hurricane relief

AccuWeather, NOAA warn of active hurricane season

Model of New Orleans levee points to layer of clay

IDEA EXCHANGE

Insurance industry lags behind on the technology curve

Minding Your Business: Management by the numbers

Business continuity lessons from last season's hurricanes

Federal flood insurance program is floundering

Savvy salespeople can profit from the Internet

Exercising appropriate standard of care

Closing Quote: Legal and effective incentive compensation

Departments

Available Issues

BIG 'I' BOB Rusbuldt is on the job

Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

New Mexico superintendent retiring, under investigation

California roofers face new workers' comp regs

Arthur J. Gallagher lacked authority for additional insureds

Calif. commissioner says insurers earning "excess profits"

Risk managers report cost of risk down in 2005

Idaho issues cease and desist order against Sinclair

Federal Product liability lawsuits decreasing

Colorado adds prosecutors, investigators to combat fraud

Colorado prepares for hail, expects catastrophic storms

Arizona vehicle repair bill dies in committee

Report ranks Phoenix drivers safest of big cities

Millions of renters lack insurance, says agents' survey

World Cup brings security, coverage problems to 12 cities

Workers' comp 2005 results 'excellent,' but times changing

Workers' comp market 'guarded'

MARKET FEATURES

BIG 'I' Bob Rusbuldt is on the job

Architects and Engineers market trending down

Multi-Family Housing: How to slow the A&E claims flow

SPECIAL REPORT: 2006 Workers' Comp Directory

SPOTLIGHT: 2006 Digital Product Guide

Workers' comp system working, but could be reformed

Hartwig predicts profitable 2006

Heat treatment method offers options for hurricane relief

AccuWeather, NOAA warn of active hurricane season

Model of New Orleans levee points to layer of clay

IDEA EXCHANGE

Insurance industry lags behind on the technology curve

Minding Your Business: Management by the numbers

Business continuity lessons from last season's hurricanes

Federal flood insurance program is floundering

Savvy salespeople can profit from the Internet

Exercising appropriate standard of care

Closing Quote: Legal and effective incentive compensation

Departments