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Articles in Oct 15, 2006 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Carriers claiming disappointment
• Choking on a clouded past
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Secrets of a heavy hitter: engineering the creation of a captive insurance vehicle for the major leagues was an achievement worthy of consideration for the baseball hall of fame
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• Workers' comp
• Claims
• XL Capital Ltd
• Worth repeating
• Aon Corp.: Scott Malchow
• Federal prosecutors now rebuked
  by Philip G. Kircher
• Incident reporting
• Insurance
• Big firms bought terror insurance in '05
• Customer service does compute: P/C carriers want better IT for better customer service
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Risk Finance Team
• Mariners sing in contrarian rhymes: Seattle's baseball franchise eschews disability insurance as too expensive, preferring instead to play the self-insurance game
  by Dan Aznoff
• Claims management
• Insurance
• Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP
• Fitch: underwriting improves in P/C
• Bermuda
• Integro
• Sedgwick Claims Management Services Inc
• Two of six Greenberg charges dropped
• Nobody asked me, but …
  by Tom Slattery
• New models ascendant: in the managed-care marketplace, case management is on the wane, and the practice of discounting provider fees is stalled. Quality of care, analytics and online connectivity are ascendant
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Claims management
• Claims processing
• XL
• Talent and intensity in Beantown: a Regional Tale on a Global Scale
  by Tom Slattery
• Peddling the re-cycled life
  by Roger Crombie
• Tiny solution, big problem: mini-med plans provide a solution to the premium increases that all businesses have experienced, are experiencing and will continue to experience
  by Derek Peterman
• Property/casualty
• Property insurance
• Report: disaster preparation lacking
• Lobbies split over CAT funding: insurers argue over how to tame CATs
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Bases covered: despite a tightening in the marketplace, disability insurance is still the "designated hitter" when it comes to protecting baseball talent in the major leagues
  by Dan Aznoff
• Spencer Educational Foundation Inc
• Marsh sacks 750 people in cost-cutting move
• Bill review
• Discover Re
• Raising the legal premium: law firms hunger for higher professional malpractice liability limits as they come under fire because of conflicts of interest, unscrupulous clients, complex deals and larger scale
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• Brokerage
• Integrated disability management
• Catastrophe re prices roaring upward
• The same old song: music biz still confronts copyright risk
  by Matthew Brodsky
• It's show time! What to expect at the 15th Annual National Workers' Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo in Las Vegas, Nov. 14-16, 2006
• Third-party administration
• Claims management
• Aon Corp.: Matthew Horwitch
• Guy Carpenter & Co. Inc
• Risk management
• Ratings
• Upcoming events
• Accume Partners
• Risk & Insurance® magazine
• Center for Economic & Industry Research LLC
• P/C: A 'skewball' market for 2007: carriers renewing reinsurance in January can expect hikes similar to what they saw this past July
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Defusing the med-mal time bomb: litigation is not the answer for medical-malpractice cases, so hospitals have turned old practices on their head in search of new solutions. The result is to simply say, "Sorry."
  by Peter Mead
• State of Vermont
• American International Group Inc
• By the numbers: disability & benefits
  by Matthew Brodsky
• NWI Investigative Group Inc
• Risk management
• Getting off Scott free
  by Cyril Tuohy
• It in the O.R.: Medicare-Medicaid Services unit to allocate grants for IT
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Cooper Gay Intermediaries LLC
• Stealing data the old-fashioned way: a recent rash of laptop thefts is a reminder that security breaches are not just the result of "cybercrime."
  by Jim West
• Liability
• Web-based risk management
• Key Risk Management Services Inc