Rough Notes

View more issues:

Articles in Jul 2002 issue of Rough Notes

• Summer of discontent
  by Hennosy, Kevin P
• AIG targets small business market
  by Zinkewicz, Phil
• Be careful that this umbrella doesn't leave you all wet
  by France, Larry G
• New name reflects changing times
  by Zinkewicz, Phil
• Specialty health products
  by Strazewski, Len
• Escape the hard market in the Big Easy
  by Olivieri, John Jr
• E-coverage: A coverage whose time came, went and is back again
• Providence Washington standing tall for its agents
  by Pillsbury, Dennis
• Hybrid interface
  by Ashenhurst, John
• Clients' employee benefits can present potential E&O problems
  by Utschig, LeRoy H
• What is driving your agency?
  by Weinberg, Michael J
• Keeping balanced
  by Shumaker, Wanda
• Court decisions
• Group solutions-Part II
  by Moody, Michael J
• Expanded value-added services keys growth
  by Pillsbury, Dennis
• Preventing "bad hire" days
  by Doucette, Nancy
• Specialty market smorgasbord
  by Boone, Elisabeth
• Agency financial health-balance sheet considerations
  by Di Stefano, Paul J
• Small risks can have large environmental exposures
  by Strazewski, Len
• Protecting people's passions
  by Boone, Elisabeth
• Their "i" is on the customer
  by Tapia, Catherine
• Form and endorsement changes
  by Hicks, Bruce
• Asbestos crisis rolls on
  by Zinkewicz, Phil
• Coverage implications when renters have a change of address
  by McCormick, Roy C
• Gaining "control" of personal lines
  by Pillsbury, Dennis