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NAIC: New Jersey Again Most Expensive State for Auto Insurance
National Association of Insurance Commissioners. Garden State policyholders paid an average of $1,027.71 per insured vehicle in 2001. This was up from 2000, when New Jersey was ...
Source: BestWire Date: July 29, 2003
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Terrorism, Mold Top Concerns Among Insurance Executives
National Marketing Services Inc. of over 200 insurance executives in the United States and Canada--sought to identify new trends in the insurance industry and determine the major ...
Source: BestWire Date: April 30, 2003
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Survey: Mold Drove Homeowners Rates Up in 2002
Fire Insurance Exchange. But the fear of mold claims has spread to other states. The industry has responded to billions of dollars in losses and increasing publicity with major ...
Source: BestWire Date: April 24, 2003
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Media Survey Shows Insurers' Image Brighter Than Bankers
Carma International Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based research company. Carma, which says it's been analyzing media coverage for nearly 20 years, found insurance companies appeared in ...
Source: BestWire Date: April 16, 2003
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HIAA Survey: Growth in LTC Insurance Exceeds Tenfold Since 1987
Insurance Association of America. The study also shows long-term-care insurers have paid more than $6 billion--including $839 million in 2001--to cover expenses such as home health ...
Source: BestWire Date: February 4, 2003
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Georgia Physician Survey Called on Target, But Lacking Answers
Medical Society of Georgia. "There's no surprise there for us." A survey by the Georgia Board for Physician Workforce showed an estimated 2,800 practicing Georgia physicians would ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 30, 2003
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Georgia Physician Survey Called on Target, But Lacking Answers
Medical Society of Georgia. "There's no surprise there for us." A survey by the Georgia Board for Physician Workforce showed an estimated 2,800 practicing Georgia physicians would ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 30, 2003
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Trade Group: Washington Insurance-Scoring Survey Is Flawed
National Association of Independent Insurers. The danger is that legislators and regulators in other states might rely on this report--with its limited scope and inconclusive ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 29, 2003
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Georgia Doctors Plan to Cut Back Services Amid Liability Crisis
Physician Workforce, told BestWire. "Radiologists are saying about 50% of their exposure to suits is in mammographies--from failure to diagnose breast cancer--but it is only 5% of ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 28, 2003
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Property/Casualty Insurance Rates Continue Upward Climb
But generally, customers are getting coverage, she said. An additional 18% of small accounts and 11% of both medium and large accounts experienced premium increases of 10% or less, ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 22, 2003
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Trade Group Applauds Pa. Med Society's Analysis of Tort Report
National Association of Independent Insurers said. "This technical analysis proves what we suspected all along--that there were significant technical flaws in the original report," ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 15, 2003
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Pa. Med Society Critiques Tort Reform Report
Justice & Democracy, to show that tort reform is ineffective. However, a critique by Stephen Foreman of the Pennsylvania Medical Society's Health Services Research Institute ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 13, 2003
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Personal Auto Line Shown 'Caution Flag' on Sluggish Growth
Research & Consulting Inc. Personal auto insurers will see disappointing financial results over the next five years, continuing the pattern dating back to 1993, the study said. The ...
Source: BestWire Date: January 8, 2003
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Report: Managed Care Plans Face a 'Perfect Storm'
Conning Research & Consulting. "We're at about 41 million uninsured in this country right now, and what's scary about that is that about 10 million are people who do have health ...
Source: BestWire Date: November 27, 2002
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