“It’s nice work if you can get it,” goes the familiar saying. And nowhere does it apply better hant the...
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After processing a record $1,524,697,215 in premiums during 1999, the Surplus Line Association of California (SLA) continued to post an...
It’s spring home-buying season, and realtors throughout California are reporting that despite interest rate fluctuations and a seesawing stock market,...
The IIAT and IIAA have the arduous task of integrating a century of traditional service with a new evolution of...
SCHOOL RULES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM: School Districts Face New Risks from the Playground to the Clas
With the new millennium comes a complex array of challenges to America’s public schools. Among them are the need to...
Trolling for new business leads has been the bane of insurance agents for decades. Electronic data mining has eased the...
In 1981, IBM introduced its personal computer (PC) for use in the home, office and schools. Prior to that time,...
Both the marine industry and the insurance industry have witnessed a surge in recreational boating, from mega-yachts to personal water-craft...
It’s not just your grandparents heading down the road in those Winnebagos these days. As the population of RV owners...
Employees covered under traditional workers’ comp waive their right to sue for on-the-job injuries. Two Amarillo court cases extend the...