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Articles in February, 2004 issue of Claims

• Textbook discusses commercial property.(New Releases)
• Publicity releases we love to get!(Editor's Note)
  by Schreiner, Phil
• Insured cat losses continue increasing.(Reporter's Notebook)
• Legislature nears asbestos reform.(Ohio)
• Investigations at the speed of light.(Technology Tools)
  by Massa, David
• ACE USA introduces evacuation insurance.(Ventures)
• Insurance company failure rates decline.(National Report)
• Rabel joins China Center's senior advisory council.(Associations)
• Commissioner defends Isabel claim handling.(Maryland)
• Corrosion exclusion: is length of time critical?(Coverage Analysis)
  by Fox, David W.
• Housing Headquarters adds lodging program.(Ventures)
• Sunshine State names claim VP.(Companies)
• Dueling disease through smart risk management.(Risk Management)
  by Quinley, Kevin
• PDA offices change hands.(Ventures)
• GEICO creates insurance jobs in Buffalo.(Reporter's Notebook)
• 4th quarter cat losses reach ten-year high.(National Report)
• Not all claim reps are alike.(Decisions Of Note)
  by Massmann, Susan
• Gerber Auto Collision opens 16th location.(Ventures)
• NAII, AAI form PCI.(Capitol Beat)
• Mad Cow disease raises tort issues.(National Report)
• Insurance leaders see improvement in 2004.(National Report)
• Where is insurance education headed?(Claims-Conscious Iconoclast)
  by Brownlee, Ken
• Superfund runs low.(Capitol Beat)
• Carriers boost education dollars, embrace high-tech learning.(National Report)
  by Ha, Michael
• GAO grades FEMA's Cerro Grande claim handling.(Capitol Beat)
• Treasury conducts terrorism insurance survey.(Capitol Beat)
• Technology advances vinyl siding repair.
  by Roos, Rochelle M.
• Careless writing and bad faith law suits.(Claims Communication)
  by Blake, Gary; Siems, Bob
• Silverstein's WTC case faces setback.(Reporter's Notebook)
• NFA names new employees.(Public Adjusters)
• Senate issues mold report.(Florida)
• Readers draft windy questions.(Claim Queue From FC&S)
• SAMS officers named.(Associations)
• AXA liable for cancelled World Cup.(Reporter's Notebook)
• Fishing in the university talent pool.(Cover Story)
  by Jones, James R.
• Six named to CISR Board.(Associations)
• CAS elects officers.(Associations)
• Modest merger activity anticipated.(National Report)
• IRMI book addresses terrorism insurance.(New Releases)
• Buttafuoco denies insurance fraud.(Reporter's Notebook)
• 15th annual directory of educational resources.
• Insurers and punitive damages.(For The Record)
  by Iliff, Christopher
• Calendar.(Calendar)
• Trucker rules take effect.(Capitol Beat)