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Congressional Unit Boosts Backstop Bill

February 04, 2002

Congressional Unit Boosts Backstop BillBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 7, 4:14 p.m. EST, Washington?A temporary and limited federal government backstop for ...

IIAA Might Change Its Name

February 04, 2002

IIAA Might Change Its Name Washington The Independent Insurance Agents of America might soon adopt a new name.The IIAA board has agreed to present a ...

Insurers Hit U.S. Internet Privacy Proposal

February 04, 2002

Insurers Hit U.S. Internet Privacy ProposalBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 16, 1:48 p.m. EST, Washington?Industry groups are blasting an Internet privacy ...

Texas Regulator Says Mold Issue Is ?Unreal'

February 04, 2002

Texas Regulator Says Mold Issue Is ?Unreal'By Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 22, 11:02 a.m. EST, Washington?The issue of toxic mold claims ...

Big New York Firms Urge Terror Backstop

February 04, 2002

Big New York Firms Urge Terror BackstopBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 23, 4:25 p.m. EST?Some of the largest employers in New ...

Privacy Battle Waged On Three Fronts

February 04, 2002

Privacy Battle Waged On Three FrontsBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 23, 12:13 p.m. EST, Washington?The insurance industry's fight against privacy legislation ...

Terrorism Bill Stalled, But Not Dead Yet

February 04, 2002

Terrorism Bill Stalled, But Not Dead YetBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 23, 12:18 p.m. EST, Washington?Insurance groups are disappointed, but not ...

Industry Critical Of Terrorism Coverage Letter

February 04, 2002

Industry Critical Of Terrorism Coverage LetterBy Steven BrostoffNU Online News Services, 3:20 p.m. EST, Washington?A consumer group letter stating that there is no crisis in ...

House Would Cap Malpractice Awards

February 04, 2002

House Would Cap Malpractice AwardsSteven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, May 1, 3:34 p.m. EST, Washington?Punitive damages in medical malpractice lawsuits would be capped ...

IIAA Seeks Nat'l Standards, But Not Federal Regulation

February 04, 2002

IIAA Seeks Nat'l Standards, But Not Federal RegulationWashington The Independent Insurance Agents of America will pursue federal legislation to help create a more streamlined and ...

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Congressional Unit Boosts Backstop Bill

IIAA Might Change Its Name

Insurers Hit U.S. Internet Privacy Proposal

Texas Regulator Says Mold Issue Is ?Unreal'

Big New York Firms Urge Terror Backstop

Privacy Battle Waged On Three Fronts

Terrorism Bill Stalled, But Not Dead Yet

Industry Critical Of Terrorism Coverage Letter

House Would Cap Malpractice Awards

IIAA Seeks Nat'l Standards, But Not Federal Regulation

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