Southeast News for October 2009
- EPIC Names Hall as Principal Based in Atlanta
- Flooded Georgia Homeowners Seek Buyouts by Cobb County
- Georgia Auto Fraud Ringleader Arrested
- With Katrina Insurance Finally Settled, Mississippi College Starts Rebuilding
- Homeowners Choice to Pick Up American Keystone Business in Florida
- Florida Approves 5.4% Citizens Homeowners Rate Hike
- Key Risk Promotes Marcus
- Gulfport, Mississippi to Start Environmental Claims Court
- Jury Awards North Carolina Soldier $750K in Training Shooting
- Georgia Workers’ Compensation Insurer Southeastern US Faces Liquidation
- 21st Century Holding Firmly Rejects Homeowners Choice Buyout
- Mississippi School District Sued Again Over Alleged Paddling of Student
- Sheffield to Tout Regulatory Role in Georgia Insurance Commissioner Race
- Schwarzbach Named Underwriting Vice President for Atlantic Casualty
- All in the Family: North Carolina Brother, Sister Charged with Fraud
- Alabama Attorney’s Suit Against Scruggs Assigned to Judge in Texas
- South Carolina Court Hears Wildfire Case This Week
- Proposed West Virginia ‘Fat Tax’ Hit
- Florida 6.8% Workers’ Compensation Rate Cut Officially Approved
- Southeast States Among Most Exposed to Climate Change Impact: Report
- Georgia Man with Flood Damaged Home Wins Lottery
- Florida’s Citizens Vows to Validate Its $700 Million in Mitigation Credits
- Florida Judge: $97M Nicaraguan Judgment Against Dole Unenforceable
- GEICO Opens West Virginia Office
- Florida’s Citizens Reconsiders, Renews House With Chinese Drywall
- Florida Urged to Hike All Citizens Property Insurance Rates By 10%
- Florida Approves 14.6% Homeowners Insurance Rate Hike for Universal
- West Virginia Insurer Brickstreet Plans to Trim 24 Jobs
- Deadline Nears for for Georgia Workers Seeking Flood Income Assistance
- Florida Peninsula Offers to Pick Up Home Policies Dropped by Nationwide
- Georgia Supreme Court Blocks ‘Stacking’ of Auto Insurance Policies
- Florida to Hear Citizens Property Insurance Rate Hikes of 5% to 10%
- Florida Blocks Another Home Service Warranty Seller
- Mississippi Witnessing Rise in Women Charged with Drunk Driving
- Alabama Supreme Court Throws Out $274M in Verdicts Against Drug Makers
- North Carolina Arrests 3 More in Alleged Staged Auto Accident Ring
- Kentucky Pol Suspect in Insurance Examiner Murder Denied Release
- Tennessee Hears Calls for Safety Oversight As ATV Death Toll Rises
- Mississippi Rep. Taylor Urges Obama to Reform Flood Insurance Program
- Insurers Backing Away from Homes with Chinese Drywall
- Tower Group Acquires AequiCap’s Florida Workers’ Comp Business
- Florida’s Homeowners Choice Makes Bid for 21st Century Holding
- Florida Approves 6.8% Workers’ Compensation Rate Cut
- Georgia Parent Pushes for Teen Driver Education Funds
- Florida Halts Home Service Warranty Seller
- Miami Insurance Agent Accused of $14 Million in Premium Finance Fraud
- Florida’s American Keystone Insurance to Be Liquidated
- North Carolina Firms Seek to Limit Liability in Parasailing Deaths
- Georgia Man Wins $9 Million Injury Lawsuit
- Kentucky to Post Motorist Death Toll on Highways
- $60 Million Sought in Mississippi Crash That Killed 2 Doctors
- Florida Insurance Chief Grilled by Lawmakers
- West Virginia Racetrack Settles Lawsuit with Paralyzed Jockey
- Economic Outlook for Coastal Mississippi, Alabama Brightens
- Florida Says Medical Malpractice Rates Decline, Market Is Competitive
- Nationwide Insurance to Drop 60,000 Home Policies in Florida
- Georgia’s Seacrest Insurance Keeps Expanding, Adds O’Sako
- Mississippi Ruling on State Farm Rate Hike Expected Next Month
- Florida’s ‘Whocanisue’ Legal Web Site Attracts Plaintiffs, Irks Other Lawyers
- Chubb Post-Storm Inspections Available in Georgia, South Carolina
- Mississippi City Gets Tough Over Fire Code Violation
- Changes at Tower Hill Secure Rating from Demotech
- West Virginia County Worried Over Spate of School Bus Crashes
- South Carolina Still Looking for Lessons from Myrtle Beach Wildfire
- Highway Fatalities Up in Kentucky
- Nationwide Insurance Donates $50K to Red Cross for Georgia Flood Victims
- Florida Hearing on 6.8% Workers Compensation Rate Drop Set for Oct. 6
- 745 Georgia Homes Destroyed By Flooding, Says Red Cross
- Kentucky Forest Fire Hazard Season Begins
- Morse Joins Willis Employee Benefits in Atlanta
- Valiant Insurance Expands with Atlanta Office
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