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Congress Passes Superfund Reform Bill

January 07, 2002

Congress Passes Superfund Reform Bill Washington Congress has approved a modest Superfund reform bill that exempts some small businesses from Superfunds liability regime.The legislation, H.R. ...

Health Care Spending Takes Big Jump

January 07, 2002

Health Care Spending Takes Big JumpBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 10 11:23 a.m. EST?Health care spending increased 6.9 percent in 2000, ...

NU Exclusive: GAO Studies Terror Re Market

January 07, 2002

NU Exclusive: GAO Studies Terror Re MarketBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 3, 10:24 a.m. EST, Washington?The U.S. General Accounting Office is ...

Bush Aides: Terror Bill Needs Groundswell

January 07, 2002

Bush Aides: Terror Bill Needs GroundswellBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 8, 3:37 p.m. EST, Washington?Members of Congress will need to hear ...

IIAA Seeks National Regulatory Role

January 07, 2002

IIAA Seeks National Regulatory RoleBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 24, 2:32 p.m. EST, Washington?The Independent Insurance Agents of America will pursue ...

IIAA Might Add Brokers To Its Name

January 07, 2002

IIAA Might Add Brokers To Its NameBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 24, 11:21 a.m. EST, Washington--The Independent Insurance Agents of America ...

GAO Examining Terror Re Market

January 07, 2002

GAO Examining Terror Re Market Washington The U.S. General Accounting Office is conducting a study of the terrorism reinsurance market, the National Underwriter has ...

Insurers Foresee A Crisis Without Backstop

January 07, 2002

Insurers Foresee A Crisis Without BackstopBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 18, 3:53 p.m. EST, Washington?While "the sky did not fall" on ...

Insurers Left In Lurch On Terrorism Risks

January 07, 2002

Insurers Left In Lurch On Terrorism RisksWashington What seemed like a relatively quiet year for the property-casualty industry on Capitol Hill turned into an intense, ...

Insurance Buyers Saluting Limit On Disability Claims

January 07, 2002

Insurance Buyers Saluting Limit On Disability ClaimsBy Steven Brostoff, Washington EditorNU Online News Service, Jan. 8, 3:52 p.m. EST, Washington?Commercial insurance buyers are hailing a ...

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Congress Passes Superfund Reform Bill

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