March 10, 2008
Insurance Journal East Magazine
Insurance Journal East Magazine
2008 Agency Salary Survey; Homeowners and Auto/Antiques and Collectibles; Hospitality Risks Directory
In this Issue
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People & PlacesPeople
Willis Group Holdings, the global insurance broker reports it has... -
Editor's NoteSkin in the Game
Since this issue of Insurance Journal puts the spotlight on agency... -
FeaturesStates Urged to Lower Drinking Age to Reduce ‘Underground’ Drinking
Advocates acknowledge their argument is a hard sell politically but... -
FeaturesWhat Teens Think About Impaired Driving
The U.S. Department of Transportation held focus groups with teens on... -
FeaturesGranite State Reports Progress Curbing Teen Drinking
The rate of underage drinking by high school students has decreased... -
FeaturesW.R. Berkley: Smart Enough to Know Where to Succeed
40 years of success based on pursuing diversity, maintaining... -
FeaturesN.Y. Offers Towns Flood Prevention Money
Nine floods in four years is too much for New York officials, who... -
FeaturesPa. Judge Wants Insurance Fraud Trial Moved
Former Pa. Superior Court Judge Michael Joyce wants his federal... -
It FiguresIt Figures
$30.3 Million Amount awarded to the family of a New Jersey man who... -
FeaturesN.Y. Court Widens Opening for Contract Damages Against Insurers
The New York Court of Appeals has opened the door for breach of... -
FeaturesJudge Narrows N.Y.-N.J. Port Authority’s World Trade Center Claim
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey can collect insurance... -
FeaturesR.I. Weighs Tracking System for Medical Mistakes
Lawmakers in Rhode Island have proposed creating a system that would... -
FeaturesMaryland Weighs Premium Installments for High Risk Drivers
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the Maryland... -
FeaturesVermont Cheers as IRS Drops Captive Insurance Tax Change
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has dropped plans to change the... -
New MarketsNew Markets
The following markets were selected from the MyNewMarkets database of... -
FeaturesMaine County Dogged by Police Canine Liability
Three police dogs that work for the Cumberland County, Maine... -
DeclarationsDeclarations
Good and Bad "The range of options available to many good drivers is... -
Business MovesBusiness Moves
Progressive, Massachusetts Progressive Insurance said it plans to... -
FeaturesHedging Against Losses
How to navigate risk and find coverage solutions for hedge funds and... -
Closing QuoteIndustry Fights Back Against Charges of Bad Faith
The University of Michigan's Ross School of Business' latest American...
National Coverage
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FeaturesHedging Against Losses
How to navigate risk and find coverage solutions for hedge funds and... -
Minding Your BusinessHow to Hire a New Producer
Hiring employees is a process crucial to the success of a business.... -
FeaturesWho’s Worth What?
Agency Salary Survey: Survey reveals fewer pay raises in 2007 but... -
FeaturesA.M. Best Predicts Personal Lines Stability in 2008
Credit rating organization A.M. Best Co. issued a prediction for a... -
FeaturesCredit Crisis Throws AIG Into ‘Uncharted Waters’
American International Group, on the heels of reporting its... -
FeaturesAre Clients’ Most-Valued Items Falling Into the Gap?
From beer cans to dollhouses, homeowners' collectibles need specialty... -
FeaturesNanotechnology: A Big Risk in a Small Package?
Nanotechnology presents great opportunity, but the impact on... -
FeaturesHow to Appraise and Insure Historic Homes
New technology, historical home insurance help to protect treasured... -
FeaturesThe Basics About Appraisals
Agents should know when and why to refer clients to appraisers for... -
FeaturesFormer Marsh Executives to Appeal Conviction in Bid-Rigging Case
Two former executives at Marsh Inc, a unit of Marsh & McLennan Cos.... -
FeaturesFive Execs Found Guilty of Fraud in Gen Re-AIG Trial
A federal court jury in Hartford, Connecticut, has found four former... -
FeaturesSpecial Policies For Special Cars
How to find new and existing leads in the collector auto market...