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Articles in June, 1998 issue of Business Insurance

• Vesta probes accounting 'irregularities'. (Vesta Insurance Group Inc.)
  by McLeod, Douglas
• Acts of violence cast spotlight on school risk management.
  by Hofmann, Mark A.
• Smaller events push cat toll upward in second quarter. (small catastrophes increase insured losses in the 2nd qtr of 1998)
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• Deregulation pros and cons debated. (National Assn. of Insurance Commissioners' proposed commercial lines coverages deregulation)
  by McLeod, Douglas
• Right to COBRA preserved: benefits cannot be denied if individual has dependent coverage. (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985)
  by Geisel, Jerry
• Relocating captives draw regulator scrutiny. (Guernsey director of insurance Steve Butterworth's speech at the Sixth Luxembourg Rendez-Vous conference)
  by Unsworth, Edwin
• Feds encourage pensions: legislation intended to promote defined benefit plans.
  by Geisel, Jerry
• Individual pools make their own future: panel advises municipal self-insurance pools to meet members' needs.
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Y2K publicity is a good sign. (year 2000 transition in computers)
  by McIntyre, Kathryn J.
• Lawmakers pass little in P/C arena. (property and casualty insurance)(1998 State Wrap-Up)
• Human resources exposures create need for risk management.
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Offices present workplace safety issues, too
  by Rose, Paul
• Insurers remain cool to Montserrat
  by Aldred, Carolyn
• Schrempf to head NCCI
  by Fletcher, Meg
• NAIB, CIAB embrace change with merger
• California targets age firings
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• 401(k) advice put on the Web
  by Williamsonm, Christine
• HMO unveils electronic claim system
  by Prince, Michael
• CIGNA appeal revived after court's error
  by Lenckus, Dave
• LIRMA, ILU merger hits snag
  by Unsworth, Edwin
• Asbestos settlement approved
• Orange County suit settled
• Home bankruptcy OK'd. (Home Holdings Inc.)
  by Souter, Gavin
• PRIMA promises to expand. (Public Risk Management Association)
  by Bradford, Michael
• New coverages for utilities. (electric utilities insurance)
  by Wojick, Joanne
• Finding niches can lead to Net sales. (Heritage Mutual Insurance Pres. Benjamin M. Salzmann says use of Internet increases insurance agents' sales)(Agent/Broker Topics)
  by Bradford, Michael
• Lloyd's corporates acquire agencies. (three Lloyd's of London's corporate trust units acquire underwriting agencies)
  by Unsworth, Edwin
• Ohio county self-insures comp: legislation amended to facilitate stadium project. (Hamilton County, Ohio; self-financing of workers compensation)
  by Bradford, Michael
• Court denies KAL families pain and suffering damages. (Korean Air Lines Company Ltd.)
  by Lenckus, Dave
• Fire damage to casino insured; working sprinkler system unable to douse attic fire: investigator. (Gold Strike Inn and Casino)
  by Lenckus, Dave
• Risk management an Olympian task: Sydney games learn from the past.
  by Tilley, Kate
• Taylor maps Lloyd's future expansion. (Max Taylor, chairman of Lloyd's of London)
  by Goddard, Sarah
• Business continuity plans tested by fire Down Under.
  by Higgins, Yvette
• Court gives cops more immunity in chase liability
  by Hofmann, Mark A.
• Work closely with firm for success in searches
  by Rogan, Daniel
• Vesta probes accounting 'irregularities'
  by McLeod, Douglas
• Limit law not applicable: Judge
• More RSI lawsuits foreseen after award
  by Aldred, Carolyn
• Ruling helps home builders
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• Risk management an Olympian task
  by Tilley, Kate
• Lawmakers pass little in P/C arena
• Capital in command
  by Greenwald, Judy
• U.K. pushing workplace health during turn as E.U. president
  by Aldred, Carolyn
• Hill Fleming inspires NAIB. (National Association of Insurance Brokers)
  by Roberts, Sally
• U.K. broker code, regulator sought.
  by Goddard, Sarah
• APIW honoring Tocklin as Insurance Woman of Year. (Assn. of Professional Insurance Women awardee Adrian M. Tocklin)
  by Souter, Gavin
• AonLine keeps brokerage clients on the cutting edge. (Aon Group Inc.'s AonLine Version 2.0 system)(Agent/Broker Topics)
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• No bull: we've got plenty of dangers. (Mesquite, NV's version of 'Running of the Bulls')
  by Winston, Paul D.
• Work/life benefits offer competitive edge.(Spotlight Report: Benefits: Balancing Work and Life)
  by Milligan, Amanda
• California targets age firings: employers fear bills might increase plaintiffs' litigation rights. (age discrimination bills filed at California legislature)
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• Entities must plan in advance. (public entities and property losses)
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Report addresses increasing liability awards: immunity, cap on damages are options for New South Wales government.
  by Tilley, Kate
• Lawyers hit with record E&O award.
  by Bradford, Michael
• Lost-time cases drop 20% in recent years
  by Fletcher, Meg
• Isle of Man rejects proposal to allow formation of PCCs
  by Unsworth, Edwin
• Providers, health plan settle
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• State, local governments defy image of being far behind the Year 2000 curve
  by Wojcik, Joanne
• British court orders Antigua insurer to wind up
  by McLeod, Douglas
• Help with work/life balance earns employee loyalty
  by Talley, Jenell
• ACE to purchase Lloyd's Tarquin
  by Goddard, Sarah
• A light touch carries day in health care
• Communication lacking among HMOs, doctors
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• Deal tied to stock prices of companies
  by Greenwald, Judy
• Providers, health plan settle.
  by Ceniceros, Roberto
• Municipal pools facing problems due to soft market.
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• United HealthCare deal to make it largest HMO. (proposed merger between United HealthCare Corp. and Humana Inc.)
  by Greenwald, Judy
• Ask a benefit actuary. (importance of workforce management)
• Canada's P/C market challenged: reports. (property and casualty insurance; Tillinghast Towers-Perrin's and the Insurance Bureau of Canada's surveys)
  by MacDermott, Matthew
• CalPERS, Kaiser reach tentative rate hike deal. (California Public Employees' Retirement System; Kaiser Permanente)
  by Greenwald, Judy
• Service to buyers lacking: risk manager. (Reed Elsevier PLC head of group insurance and risk department at publishing and information group's speech at the Sixth Luxembourg Rendez-Vous)
  by Unsworth, Edwin
• World Cups get $3 billion in coverage. (cancellation insurance)
  by MacDermott, Matthew
• Damages: One Family's Legal Struggles in the World of Medicine. (book reviews)
  by Quinley, Kevin M.
• A light touch carries day in health care.(1998 State Wrap-Up)
• The key to good comp work reports: simplify. (Cooper Industries)
  by Pliszka, Walter E.
• Time is working against health reform legislation
• AonLine keeps brokerage clients on the cutting edge
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Forbes Group revenues soar
• EEOC details age bias waivers
• Train wreck among worst
  by Kirk, Don Lewis
• Computer maker's win could reduce RSI suits
  by Greenwald, Judy

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