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Conferences in Las Vegas, NV Comprehensive Construction Defect Claims & Coverage SuperConference – Nov. 5-7, 2008 - LAS VEGAS, Nevada - Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
BVR Legal (formerly Mealey Conferences)
For years, carriers’ position on construction defect claims has been that damages resulting from faulty workmanship are foreseeable and therefore do not meet the definition of an occurrence or an...
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Conferences in New York Bad Faith Litigation Conference – Nov. 6-7, 2008 – The Harvard Club – NEW YORK
BVR Legal (formerly Mealey Conferences)
At the Bad Faith Litigation Conference YOU will … • Hear how bad faith claims can destroy viable insurance defenses. • Learn how to build a record that makes a difference in court....
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Conferences in Philadelphia PA The Insurance Industry’s Top 10 Risks & Opportunities Conference– Dec. 8-9, 2008 – Loews Philadelphia Hotel – PHILADELPHIA
BVR Legal (formerly Mealey Conferences)
For additional information about The Insurance Industry’s Top 10 Risks & Opportunities Conference click here .
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Conferences in Philadelphia Secondary Market for Life Insurance Conference – Nov. 17-18, 2008 – The Rittenhouse Hotel – PHILADELPHIA
BVR Legal (formerly Mealey Conferences)
The Secondary Market for Life Insurance has flourished, from its origins in funding end-of-life care for AIDS victims in the 1980s, into an aggressively evolving $12 billion industry bent on rapid growth....
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Conferences in Las Vegas, NV LRP's 17th Annual National Workers' Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo Nov. 19-21, 2008 Las Vegas, NV
The National Workers' Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo is one of the largest workers' compensation events in the country. For more information, click here .
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Kevin M. LaCroix
Posted By: Kevin M. LaCroix
Credit Crisis Insurance Losses: How Big?
This past week, in conjunction with the PLUS International Conference in San Francisco, the insurance information firm Advisen issued an updated forecast of insurance losses likely to arise from...
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John Nixon
Posted By: John Nixon
The Plague of Underinsurance
Underinsurance continues to plague homeowners and commercial property insurance. For the individual homeowner or business, poor information leads to inadequate limits and potential co-insurance penalties,...
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Joseph Paduda
Posted By: Joseph Paduda
Can Coventry change?
I've been conversing with a few old industry hands about Coventry work comp's recent decision to become kinder and friendlier. As I reported, the motivation stemmed from a customer survey done this...
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Henry (Hank) Stern
Posted By: Henry (Hank) Stern
Open Dialog between Blog Buddies - Part 1
One of the best things about blogging has been the exposure to so many different points of view, and one of the things I most appreciate is the opportunity for frank, honest, no-holds-barred but civil...
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Nina Kallen
Posted By: Nina Kallen
Allocation question certified to Supreme Judicial Court
The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has put hope into the hearts of those of us who deal frequently with questions of allocation of loss. In Boston Gas Co. v. Century Indem....
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Roy A. Mura
Posted By: Roy A. Mura
Court Rejects Ahlborn Method for Determining the Enforceable New York Workers' Compensation Lien and Future Payment Amounts
In what appears to be a case of first impression, the Erie County Supreme Court has declined to apply the equitable considerations outlined in the United States Supreme Court Medicaid-lien case Arkansas...
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Roland C. Goss
Posted By: Roland C. Goss
STATE LEGISLATIVE/REGULATORY UPDATE
The following is an update on what has recently transpired in the state legislatures and insurance departments relating to reinsurance: On October 2, 2008, the New Jersey Consumer Catastrophe...
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