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Ergonomic Rule Bill Moves

February 11, 2002

Ergonomic Rule Bill MovesBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, June 19, 4:24 p.m. EST, Washington?Legislation mandating that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration ...

Hunter: No Terror Re Backstop Needed

February 11, 2002

Hunter: No Terror Re Backstop NeededWashington There is no crisis in the insurance market that requires Congress to immediately enact legislation creating a federal terrorism ...

Top Court To Review Punitive Damages

February 11, 2002

Top Court To Review Punitive DamagesBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, June 27, 10:57 a.m. EST, Washington?The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to ...

Estate Tax Repeal Tripped Up In Senate

February 11, 2002

Estate Tax Repeal Tripped Up In SenateBy Steven BrostoffNU Online News Service, June 13, 11:05 a.m. EST, Washington?Yesterday's vote by the U.S. Senate against permanent ...

Who Regulates? Don't Ask Consumers

February 11, 2002

Who Regulates? Don't Ask ConsumersBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, June 18, 3:02 p.m. EST, Washington?A survey, that could have relevance for property-casualty ...

Federal Backstop Debate Underway

February 11, 2002

Federal Backstop Debate UnderwayBy Steven BrostoffNU Online News Service, 2:55 p.m. EST, Washington?The United States Senate today began what could be an extended debate over ...

Hearing Bares Insurers' Charter Split

February 11, 2002

Hearing Bares Insurers' Charter SplitBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, June 12, 3:12 p.m. EST, Washington?A conflict within the insurance industry over optional ...

National Mold Program Introduced In House

February 11, 2002

National Mold Program Introduced In HouseBy Steven BrostoffService, June 28, 9:30 a.m. EST, Washington?Legislation creating a national toxic mold insurance program has been introduced in ...

Says Terror Points To Fed Regulator Need

February 11, 2002

Says Terror Points To Fed Regulator NeedBy Steven BrostoffNU Online News Service, June 6, 10:39 EST, Washington?The insurance industry would have had a much better ...

Dem. Senators Push Terror Insurance Bill

February 11, 2002

Dem. Senators Push Terror Insurance BillBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, June 10, 10:01 a.m. EST, Washington?In an effort to prod Republicans on ...

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Ergonomic Rule Bill Moves

Hunter: No Terror Re Backstop Needed

Top Court To Review Punitive Damages

Estate Tax Repeal Tripped Up In Senate

Who Regulates? Don't Ask Consumers

Federal Backstop Debate Underway

Hearing Bares Insurers' Charter Split

National Mold Program Introduced In House

Says Terror Points To Fed Regulator Need

Dem. Senators Push Terror Insurance Bill

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