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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Calendar of upcoming events
• Austin & Stanovich Risk Managers LLC
• Axa
• The attack's environmental lesson
  by Barbara Morris
• The St. Paul Cos
• Toxic mold
  by Charles H. Cox
• Insurance Company Software
• From the editor
• The changing builders' risk marketplace
  by Michael (Canadian premier) Harris
• Workers' compensation benefits-to-wages ratio declines
• Insurance Technology Solutions
• Harder times for Germany's giants: Germany's risk managers face challenging time as major corporations lose their traditional protections
  by Graham Buck
• Terrorism insurance: where's the coverage?
  by Lori Widmer
• The MIIX Group of Cos
• Striking ACORD with XML standards: ACORD's plan for data standards is one step closer to implementation. Attendees at the organization's annual meeting in Florida received an update
  by Lori Widmer
• Protecting buildings from chemical attacks
• Fair, Isaac and Company Inc
• Concurrent employment
  by Donald T. DeCarlo
• The Web site guide
• Hilb, Rogal and Hamilton in Richmond, Va., has agreed to buy Hobbs Group LLC
• Insurers voice concerns at S&P's annual meeting
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• Letters
• DFA Capital Management Inc
• Specialty Risk International Inc
• Beyond remediation
  by Steven R. Goebner
• Insurance Services Office Inc
• Computer virus risks
  by Joseph F. Mangan
• GE Global Asset Protection Services in New York and XL Winterthur International
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co
• The urban brownfield: New federal and state efforts are providing incentives for the clean up and development of once contaminated properties in urban and industrial areas
  by Scott Houldin
• Endurance Specialty Insurance
• The vendor's endorsement
  by Seth B. Schafler
• A not-so-hidden workplace cost: employers bear the costs of depression, stress, and other mental illnesses in the form of lost productivity, absenteeism, and higher disability costs. Here's why you shouldn't ignore these conditions
  by Lori Widmer