September 6, 2010
Insurance Journal West Magazine

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High Income, High Profile; Top Workers' Comp Writers; Residential Contractors

In this Issue

• Features
  Calif. Workers’ Comp Insurance Rating Bureau Wants 30% Rate Increase
  As expected, the Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of...
• Features
  Business Moves
  Raintree Insurance, PacWest Alliance PacWest Alliance Insurance...
• People & Places
  People
  The California State Compensation Insurance Fund named Tom Rowe...
• Features
  AZ Court Decision Could Increase Agent E&O Premiums
  The Arizona Supreme Court is weighing in on the state's...
• Features
  Pinnacol Assurance to Credit $15M to Certain Policyholders
  Workers' Comp Insurer Loses Battle to Keep Records Private Colorado's...
• Features
  Montana Workers’ Comp Overhaul Gets Green Light
  A proposed workers' compensation overhaul agreed to by business and...
• Features
  10 Comments
  Last month, InsuranceJournal.com published a New York Times report...
• Features
  California Appeals Court Upholds Guzman Workers’ Comp Decision
  California's Sixth District Court of Appeal has affirmed the Workers'...

National Coverage

• Features
  P/C Industry Shows Slight Premium Growth in Q2, But No Gain in Profits
  The U.S. property/casualty industry experienced modest growth in...
• Features
  P/C Insurance Brokers Profitable Despite Tough Economy, Soft Pricing
  It takes more than a bad economy and declining prices to weaken...
• Features
  A Wealth of Risks
  Serving High Income Clientele For insurance agents, there is a lesson...
• Features
  A Risk Manager’s View on High Net Worth Insurance Programs
  How to Develop the Complete Program for High Income, High Profile...
• Features
  Top 25 Workers’ Compensation Insurers Show 34% Increase in Premium Growth
  Results Based on Premium Growth June 30, 2010, Versus June 30, 2009...
• Features
  E&O Insights: Insuring Contractors
  Risks to Consider When Working With Contractors If you are running an...
• Features
  Dog Bite Claims Top $400 Million in 2009; Rise 30% in Last 6 Years
  Dog bite claims cost the insurance industry $412 million in 2009, an...
• Features
  A Year in Social Networking
  5 Lessons for Insurance Brand Decision-Makers Since its inception...
• Features
  The Competitive Advantage: Agency Valuations
  A Victim of the Credit Bubble? In the early 1700s, John Law, a...
• Features
  AIG Settlement Covers $60 Million of Ex-CEO, Ex-CFO Costs
  Former longtime AIG chief Maurice "Hank" Greenberg and another former...
• Features
  New Markets
  The following markets were selected from the MyNewMarkets database of...

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