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Insurance Journal Southeast

Program Directory, Vol. I

Program Directory, Vol. I

Insurance Journal Southeast
June 2, 2008
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Inside This Issue

NATIONAL COVERAGE

Appeals Court Overturns $7.75 Million Vioxx Verdict

Texas Appeals Court Rules 'Insufficient Evidence'

FDA to Track Safety of Drugs, Medical Devices

Sentinel System Designed to Better Track Emerging Risks

Washington Report

FBI Says Fighting Financial Crimes a Priority; Insurance Cases Top 200

Lawsuits Against Lenders Accelerate Amid U.S. Housing Crisis

448 Lawsuits Filed Related to Subprime Meltdown

Study: Moderate Income Households an Untapped Insurance Market

Low-to-Moderate Income Consumers Want More Coverage

International Report

A Reluctant Bride; China's Earthquake; Willis' New HQ in London; and AIG

What to Watch for When Navigating EPLI Landmines

Understanding Prior Acts, Warranty Statements and More

The Hartford, Progressive, ABA Team up for Community Bank Program

'Sweet spot' is Banks with up to $2B in Assets

A Soft Market Solution: MGAs and Risk Sharing

Part 2: Benefits Extend Beyond Increased Profits

Program Market to Remain Vibrant in 2008

Survey: Carrier Appetite Includes Programs of Almost Any Size

SPECIAL REPORT: Programs

Soft Market Tests Program Administrators' Survival Skills

17th Annual Program Directory, Vol. 1

SOUTHEAST COVERAGE

Florida Lifts Allstate Suspension

Insurer Cleared to Start Selling Again

Not-So-Happy Mother's Day in Georgia

States Seeks Holiday from Tornadoes

Mississippi Wind Pool Rates Down

Almost Back to Pre-Katrina Level

Marines Crack Down on Reckless Driving in N.C.

More Soldiers Lost to Crashes than Combat

Tenn. Reforms Moderate Workers' Comp Costs

Costs Per Claim Rise Only 2 Percent

Labor Rift at Greenbrier Resort Forces Insurance Brokers to Move Meetings

Virginia Gains as West Virginia Takes Economic Hit

Agent Charged with Murder of N.C. Auditor

Body Found about 25 Miles from Charlotte Agency

More Fla. Catastrophe Surcharges Likely

Fund Officials Need About $600 Million More

Tenn. Restricts Medical Malpractice Suits

Gov. Bredesen Signs Notice Requirement into Law

Coastal Growth Lends Urgency to Hurricane Forecasts

Most Growth is from Texas to North Carolina

IDEA EXCHANGE

Minding Your Business: Become the Systemized Agency

'Garbage In, Gospel Out'

Catastrophe Modeling Pioneer Clark Analyzes an Industry She Helped Create

Closing Quote: Howard Goldblatt

Fraud Fight Up Against Budget Shortfalls

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