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Top Commercial Lines Retail Agencies; Errors & Omissions; Commercial Auto/Taxis/Limos

Top Commercial Lines Retail Agencies; Errors & Omissions; Commercial Auto/Taxis/Limos

Insurance Journal Southeast
August 6, 2007
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Inside This Issue

PRIMARY COVERAGE

Gulf Coast businesses struggle to get wind coverage

Tales of high costs and delayed development

WIND REPORT

Gulf Coast businesses struggle to obtain wind coverage

Can Miss. Commissioner Dale do it again?

Candidate in race against Katrina, Scruggs and fellow Democrats

House panel adds wind coverage to flood program

Insurers balk, while agents understand need but do not support move

Commercial P/C prices still dropping

Risk managers survey finds soft market pricing continues

The Hartford ends agents' contingent commissions

Settlement with AGs changes agent compensation; pays out $115 million

Wind pool rates in South Carolina up 35%

Indication supported higher jump, says state

N.C. may approve public funding for elected commissioner

House passes measure but final fate uncertain

SPECIAL REPORT: Commercial Lines Leaders agencies that excel in commercial lines sales

More than half of Fla. mobile homes uninsured

As insurance premiums soar, more owners go without

SPECIAL REPORT: Commercial Lines Insights

Top agencies put service issues on top as prices continue to fall

Won't go away from the water

Major survey identifies why people are reluctant to evacuate

Taxicab market: limousines' ugly stepsister?

Specialized market may not be glamorous, but can be profitable

MARKET FEATURES

SPECIAL REPORT: Market Feature: Energy

How to write energy risks in a volatile world

Firms need more than energy-specific coverages

IDEA EXCHANGE

Minding Your Business

Working 'on' instead of 'in' your business

Closing Quote: Fla.'s rate filing and reinsurance controversy

Sam Miller, Florida Insurance Council

Spotlight: Commercial Auto

Commercial clients should know who's behind the wheel

SPECIAL REPORT: Errors and Omissions. Agents in E&O buyer's seat

Market tide has turned in their favor