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Roger Crombie "The specialist: Kenneth J. LeStrange, CEO of Endurance Specialty Insurance Ltd., one of the Bermuda startups formed in the wake of Sept. 11, to inject new capital into the marketplace, anchors his business model in specialty lines of business". Risk & Insurance. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BJK/is_4_16/ai_n13650309/

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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Where the premium dollar goes
• Employers seeing the link between healthy employees and a healthy bottom line
• The Frank Gates Companies
• Wise words from Warren
  by Jack Roberts
• Messin' with Texas: the self insurance lobby gears up for a funding fight in the Lone Star State
  by John Otrompke
• Take a risk: try the chocolate: now this really bugs us
  by Michelle Kerr
• Risk be a lady tonight: something for everyone and then some
  by Michelle Kerr
• Talkin' term limits: insurers—smarting from past losses—are showing an increasing amount of restraint in underwriting environmental risks. Buyers can expect shorter terms and more fine print in the terms and conditions. Science and societal pres
  by Paula L. Green
• Supreme Court rules that law of the sea extends to all stages of a journey, even on land: "mixed contract" doctrine overturned. Experts see rough seas ahead for insurance carriers seeking recoveries from stevedores, railroads, truckers and termi
  by Mindy W. Toran
• A reason to risk missing a few sessions: the Phillie Phanatic is saving a seat for you
  by Michelle Kerr
• Give in to your inner Philadelphia: cheesesteak fixations welcome
  by Michelle Kerr
• Striking a balance: case managers are key players in helping self-insured employers strike a balance between staying connected to their employees and improving the productivity of workers
  by Michael Garrett
• Captive Insurance Companies Association
• SOX costing insurers $1 billion annually
• In the aftermath of 'Brokergate'
  by Charles H. Cox
• Much more fun if you risk going mapless: hip and historic living in harmony
  by Michelle Kerr
• An analysis of arrogance: in the opinion of one writer, the reckless and blatant disregard for accountability on the part of the State Compensation Insurance Fund of California has cost employers billions of dollars in premiums
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• BISYS
• Merger talks between CICA and NRRA collapse
• Philly in a Phlash: listen up, RIMS delegates. There's no better place to be than at "Dr. Phil's" to remedy a soporific Powerpoint presentation or two
  by Michelle Kerr
• Hungry for a taste of Philly?
  by Michelle Kerr
• Fitting funds into four groups: a writer takes a stab at anchoring billion-dollar state funds with labels and finds that they fit into four broad categories
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Guy Carpenter & Co. Inc
• Risky? Fugettaboutit: local eatery has offerings you can't refuse
  by Michelle Kerr
• You'll be there in a Phlash
• Health insurance law delivers new complications: just when the medico-insurance community was adjusting to the complexities of the federal law known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, here comes news of yet another complication. T
  by Mindy W. Toran
• Upcoming events
• Policyholder wins post-9/11 dispute
• 10 threads of Huerta's shroud
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Risk being seen in a lobster bib
  by Michelle Kerr
• TPA buyers' guide
• Selective Insurance Group Inc
• Alternative risk
  by Karen N. Basso
• Bush takes action on entire class of lawsuits: the ink is dry on the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005. Supporters are claiming victory. But some feel even this reform will not mean justice for all
  by Michelle Kerr
• To take great risk is to tread the path of genius: hello, Dali
  by Michelle Kerr
• Risk tip: look, don't touch: feast your eyes on treasures of the ancients
  by Michelle Kerr
• Blazing a trail
  by Tom Slattery
• Two executives honored by Bermuda Insitute
• Behold the slogan slugfest
  by Roger Crombie
• Some may be risking freaky flashbacks: when you've got a "Jones" for the good stuff
  by Michelle Kerr
• The specialist: Kenneth J. LeStrange, CEO of Endurance Specialty Insurance Ltd., one of the Bermuda startups formed in the wake of Sept. 11, to inject new capital into the marketplace, anchors his business model in specialty lines of business
  by Roger Crombie
• Workers' compensation
  by Ronald M. LoBue
• Workers' comp privatization law signed: move would cut premiums by 15 percent
  by Joshua Clifton
• Could be risky if you do it after lunch: uncover a menagerie of murky medical oddities
  by Michelle Kerr
• What many still risk all for
  by Michelle Kerr
• Attending to a capital matter: having successfully lobbied Congress in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to provide backing in the event of catastrophic property damage, the nation's real estate lobbies hope they can extend the backstop for another
  by John Williams
• MMC settles with NY regulators for $850 million
• Worth repeating
• Pay your respects to the father of risk management: where American history and insurance history collide
  by Michelle Kerr
• A slice of risk and insurance management history: see it before it's gone
  by Michelle Kerr