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Articles in Dec, 2001 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Employers Take Action to Reduce E-Risks
  by Michael Capozzi
• Royal & SunAlliance USA, Charlotte, N.C., has aligned with Devon, Pa.-based TranTech Consultants
• Cost Justification for RMIS
  by David P. Duden
• Baden-Baden 2001: Mission Unaccomplished?
  by Graham Buck
• Marsh Forms Crisis Consulting Practice
  by Michael Capozzi
• Reliance Insurance Co
• Web Picks
• The Missing Piece: Buyer Interest; Despite some high-profile hacker attempts and the continuing spread of computer viruses, cyber insurance has not had much interest from risk managers. Here's a look at why
  by Keith Ricken
• Feedback
• Latin American Re has officially changed its name to XL Re Latin America Ltd
• The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Rockville, Md., has launched a new Web site, Workplace Resource Center, that is designed to help employers build drag-free workplaces
• Defining Properly Loss: Under traditional property and general liability policies, data isn't considered property, and losses would not be covered unless there was physical damage to systems. Here what you need to know
  by Robert W. Hammesfahr
• From the Editor
• CNA, Chicago, has formed a strategic partnership with the American Subcontractors Association Inc., in Alexandria, Va
• Workers' Cop and Terrorism
  by Donald T. DeCarlo
• FERMA 2001: Overtures to The State; Terrorism and the need for state involvement to maintain cover supplanted the new economy as the main topic of this year's FERMA risk management forum, held in Barcelona, Spain
  by Graham Buck
• Sale of Assets Can Contain Hidden Liabilities
  by Joseph Mangan
• Aon Corp
• Benefits Communication
• A Threat of 'World War Web'
  by Lori Widmer
• Health Care Satisfaction Rises
• The St. Paul Cos., St. Paul, Minn., has partnered with SafeyFirst, a Cresskill, N.J.-based provider of safety software products to the commercial trucking industry
• In an effort to bring workers' compensation information to the injured worker and help employers enjoy more success with their return-to-work programs by alleviating employees' concerns
• Will Mold Claims Break the Bank?
  by Barbara A. Morris
• Correction
• RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd., Bermuda, is forming a new reinsurance venture to provide coverage in the wake of the terrorist attacks
• On Notice
  by Seth B. Schafler
• TPAs
• Commercial Aviation's Darkest Hour
  by Lori Widmer
• Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc. is forming a new company
• EPL Info Online
• Sexual Harassment: Not Covered in California?
  by Wayne Bernstein
• Marsh & McLennan Cos., New York, and Aon Corp., Chicago, have set up memorial funds for the families of employees who were victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Insurers: Technology Will Drive Significant Industry Change
  by Lori Widmer
• Disaster Recovery Preparation
  by Joseph F. Mangan
• Disaster Insurance Information Office
• Insurer Tech Strategies
• Risk Management After the Fall
  by Tom Starner