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    • The spillover: How the mess in the Gulf will wash up onto insurers
    • Into the Mix.
    • As The Legislature Breaks, Insurers Uncertain of Achieving any Needed Changes
    • Circular 20: Good, Bad, or Ugly? Why should a client-focused industry need regulations to require good customer service?
    • Auto Insurers Fail to Meet Non- Cooperation Disclaimer Standard
    • On Arks and Lifeboats
    • Save My Fire Station, Save My House
  • Columns
    • Around New York
    • Courtside
    • Crackdown
      • Crackdown
    • Exposures & Coverages
    • Foreword
    • Insurance News Now
      • Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York and Council of Insurance Brokers of Greater New York File Legal Action to Stop Unfair Producer Compensation Transparency Regulation
      • At Least One-Third of Renters Uninsured
      • Drywall Causing Insurance Pain
      • Fairfax and Zenith National Insurance to Merge
      • Monkey Stress Claim Denied
      • New York State Insurance Department: Investigators Wanted
      • P/C Insights: Automation
      • Texting and Talking While Driving: A National Concern
  • Topics
    • Auto Insurance
    • Crackdown (Fraud)
    • DBL/Disability
    • Excess/Surplus
    • Legal Issues
    • Life & Health
    • Professional Liability
    • Workers Compensation
  • Past Issues
    • 2009
      • December 14, 2009
        • New York Producers Groups Mount Last Ditch Battle Opposing Producers Compensation Disclosure Regulation
        • A Holiday Wish List
        • Ex-Insurance Agent in Queens Arrested for Embezzling Funds
        • New York Department Floats a Discussion Draft of Reg. 68
        • B.I. Claimant has no Claim against Insurer for Failing to Notify Her of Right to Buy Spousal Coverage
        • Employee Theft Strikes Home
      • November 30, 2009
        • Capital: Finding the way forward
        • Are You Kidding?
        • On the Level
        • At last! Comprehensive Life Settlement Legislation in New York
        • Q&A TODAY with Doug Head, L.I.S.A. President
        • If Lease Requires Landlord to be Additional Insured, CGL Policy Automatically Makes It So
      • October 26, 2009
        • Wish List: REG. 68 What the Industry Wants.
        • Awkward Moment
        • Identity Theft can Steal from a Companys Bottom Line
        • QB Jim Kelly and the Fine Print
        • Thomas E. Workman is the recipient of the Round Table of New Yorks 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award.
        • Case Marked off Calendar for More Than One Year Requires Reasonable Excuse and Explanation of Merits
        • Fiduciary Liability: An Overlooked Exposure
        • NYSIF Announces String of Arrests with $600K Price Tag
      • October 12, 2009
        • MedSave
        • Foreword
        • Wrynn Takes Control of NYSID
        • Professional Agents Help Clients Navigate the Health Care Process
        • Central NY Contractor Hit with Workers Comp Fraud Charges
        • Common Stairway of Commercial Building is included in additional Insureds Liability Coverage
      • September 28, 2009
        • Cover Story
        • Foreword
        • On the Level
        • Crackdown
        • Around New York
        • Courtside
      • September 14, 2009
        • Cover Story
        • Right Distance
        • Salt
        • Using False Address on Insurance Application Voids Right to Collect No-Fault Benefits
        • Honda Civic is Burglar's Choice
        • Imagemaker C. Clancy
      • August 17, 2009
        • Brooks Brief Term Marked By Active Agenda
        • Electronic Data Liability
        • Keeping Pace
        • MSO Sets Growth as Agents, Insurers Seek Marketing Advantages
        • The Real Heart of the STOLI Scandal
        • Wrynn, In.
      • July 13, 2009
        • Darwin at 200: a valuable context
        • On Practicing and Preaching
        • Specialized RV Coverages and Considerations
        • Speed Sells; Some News from Happy Dale Sanitarium; and from Atlantic City
        • Stealth Rebating Perils Deepen
        • Struggle for Control of the State Senate May Work to Prevent Needed Insurance Legislation
        • Revisting a Renewed Revitalized DCAP
      • June 15, 2009
        • Cover Story
        • Foreword
        • ON THE LEVEL
        • EXPOSURES AND COVERAGES
        • WORKERS COMP FOCUS
        • Crackdown
      • June 1, 2009
        • Focus: New Yorks Liquidation Bureau and its Processes
        • Garden Variety
        • Interview: 9 Questions for Jim Wrynn
        • Uncovering Stealth Rebates
      • May 18, 2009
        • Foreword
        • Around New York
        • In The Associations
        • Face To Face
        • Cover
        • On The Level
        • New Yorks Liquidation Bureau and its Processes - A Critical Analysis Part I of II
      • May 4, 2009
        • Face to Face
        • Around NY
        • Cover
        • Crack Down
        • On the Level
        • Courtside
      • April 20, 2009
        • CANCELLATION FOR NON PAYMENT: New Developments Affect Agents and Brokers
        • Insuring Computer Systems
        • Setting Responsibility
        • Some Optimism
        • The Budget is Done The Insurance Industry Struggles to Adapt
      • April 6, 2009
        • Awake
        • Department Reissues Life Settlement Bill
        • Downtrend: Lead us not into temptation
        • NYSID Offers Anti-rebating and Inducement Guidance for Brokers and Agents
        • Shock and Awe: Schools Internet Liability
      • March 23, 2009
        • Dinallo Defends State Regulation To Federal Officials
        • From the Ashes
        • High Marx
        • Into the Equation
      • January 26, 2009
        • FRAUD: Does the Right Eye Know What the Left Eye is Doing?
        • Hearing Aids
        • Madoff's Jenga-like Con-struct Falls Hard On Insurers Jenga
        • One Good Bail Out Deserves Another
        • The "Interesting" Curse
    • June 22, 2010
      • PIANJ-NY Joint Conference Trumps Records as estimated 2,000 Attend
      • E Pluribus
      • Prior Approval for Health Insurance Rates is a Reality in New York Again!
      • Investigators Hip to Felon; She Repays $34,000
      • Statute of Limitations - Rental Cars
      • Battle Fronts: Fighting Producer Compensation Disclosure on All Fronts
      • Everyone is a Winner
    • June 7, 2010
      • Solving the BI Coinsurance Problem
      • On the Boardwalk
      • PIANY Drafted Primary Disclosure Language Receives Formal Approval of NYSID
      • NYSIF: Manhattan Temp Agency Owner Hit with $25M Comp Fraud
      • NICB REPORT: Buffalo Niagara Falls Metro Area Has Highest Vehicle Theft Rate In State, Ithaca, Lowest
      • Lessons to be learned about hurricane season
      • I Got a Rock
      • Defending Insured Without a Reservation of Rights Leads to Coverage by Estoppel
    • May 24, 2010
      • The Plot Thickens: Producer Compensation Disclosure
      • Kaplan Meier Curve
      • Insurance Legislation Starting To Move In Albany
      • Second Circuit Qualifies Scope of Right to Select Independent Counsel
      • Use of Race-Modified Car Comes Under ExclusionEven Though .
      • Insurance Producers Can Refuse to Accept Cash Premium Payments Even if an Insured May Be Adversely Impacted
      • Does My Butt Look Fat in This Policy?
      • The Future of Your Agency Depends Upon
    • May 5, 2010
      • DETERMINED
      • A Great Business
      • Assembly Insurance Chair Puts New York in the Game on Credit Default Swaps
      • It is Balloon!
      • Appraisal--New York Legislature Closes a Gap
      • A Promising Future
      • Despite Insurers Lack of Founded Belief in Fraudulent Incorporation, EUONo-Show Results in Suit Dismissal
    • April 19, 2010
      • More Than 300 Hear Utica Firsts Richard Zick Address Soft Market and Compensation Disclosure During PIANY Annual LI Rap
      • First Cardinal Wins Landmark Lawsuit After Two Year Litigation
      • 2009 P/C Results Show Strong But Incomplete Recovery
      • The Standard Fire PolicyA Phoenix Arising From The Ashes?
      • "This is dog food, Mr. Kramden!
      • Freedom of Information Requests
      • Cant See the Forecast for the Trees
    • April 5, 2010
      • Joseph DioGuardi Banks Bid for New Yorks Senate Seat on Financial Strengths, Experience
      • The Candidates
      • New York Insurers May Be Hit Again Assembly Proposes Merger of Banking and Insurance Departments
      • Questions and Answers About Disaster
      • Can you say Irony?
      • Spring is here, finalmente!
      • Trusting Plaintiffs Attorney to Vacate a Default Proves to be a Costly Mistake
    • March 22, 2010
      • Interview: Assembly Chair Morelle
      • Ad majorem
      • PIANY Sets Complementary Strategy to Countenance Producer Disclosure Regulation
      • Post-Termination Commissions and Renewals: Who Has to Pay What to Whom?
      • New York Accident Involving NJ Car Gets PIP Applying NJ Rules
      • Getting Them in the Door - Yours!!
    • March 8, 2010
      • RESET The Once and future New York Insurance Stock Exchange
      • NYSIF Announces 154 Arrests, $16.6M Anti-Fraud Results
      • Youre a WHAT?
      • Once again, Contingent Commissions are Getting a Lot of Ink
      • NYSID Nails Six Medical Providers; State reimbursed $2.4 million
      • More Domotor Damage: Blanket Denial Means Claimant Can Sue Without Submitting Bills First
    • February 22, 2010
      • IIABNY Votes to Hit Department with Lawsuit Targeting Producer Compensation Regulation
      • Now were really mad
      • Dept. Promulgates Producer Compensation Disclosure Reg.
      • Now for the PR Challenge of Your Career
      • Staged Accidents Fuel No-Fault Fraud Dramatically
      • Defamation Claim Against Insurer Based on Conclusion That Accident Was Staged, Fails
    • February 8, 2010
      • Of Heroes and a Coward
      • Proposed Budget Slams Insurers Again
      • NYIA: Fraudsters Drive Need for No-Fault Reform
      • Buy local
      • Medical Malpractice Reform: Matters of Life & Dea(r)th for Docs in Med Mal Debate
      • Once Again, Insurer is Criticized for Claims Practices: It "Borders on Impropriety" to Selectively Cite Old, Obsolete Arb Decisions
      • Q&A TODAY with Bill Bonds, President, Empire Safety Council
    • January 25, 2010
      • A Good Exchange
      • Around New York
      • Advocacy That Works.
      • Kingstone Scores with Reiersen, Goldstein Play Book
      • Potpourri of Interesting Issues to Start 2010
    • January 11, 2010
      • Simply Revolutionary
      • Foreword: Into the Teens
      • Q&A with Richard Zick
      • The Winds of Change in 2010
      • Pre-Claim IME No Show Supports Denial, Even if for a Different Specialty than Bill; Only One Pre-and Post- Claim No Shows Required for Denial
      • Steep Fraud Bill for Construction Exec.
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