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- Southwest isn't nearing its all-time high, but we're not complaining as long as we clear those treeeee tops!
- Videos 2008-07-04
- Atlantic and Gulf Coasts at Risk for Catastrophic Storms; Many Home Owners May Not be Adequately Insured, I.I.I. Says - 2004 Hurricane Season Predicted to be Severe
- With more than 68 million people living in hurricane-vulnerable locations, a major storm could be catastrophic, causing billions of dollars in property damage. In this article the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) describes how despite the threat of a severe hurricane season, many homeowners are still inadequately insured.
- White papers
- Alma Reinforces Prediction of Stormy Hurricane Season for 2002: Now Is the Time to Insure Your Home or Business
- This paper gives information on insurance coverage on property against the hurricanes. It is therefore more important for consumers to protect their homes, businesses and autos from the ravages of Mother Nature, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.). The last seven years have been the most active seven consecutive...
- White papers
- Hurricane Security Operations
- There were numerous lessons learned by those in industry who were directly or indirectly affected by the hurricanes that hit the U.S. Gulf Coast during the summer and fall of 2005. As one security manager said, 'We hoped we were as prepared as possible, but as with any emergency, there...
- White papers 2006-05-31
- Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Preliminary Observations on Contracting for Response and Recovery Efforts
- This report provides an overview of GAO's role in evaluating the contracting community with regard to disaster preparedness and response, GAO's plans for reviewing the performance of the federal government and its contractors in preparing for and responding to the hurricanes, and what GAO has learned so far about the...
- White papers 2005-11-08
- Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Contracting for Response and Recovery Efforts
- This report provides an overview on the role of federal government in evaluating the contracting community with regard to disaster preparedness and response; Government Accountability OfficeÆs GAO plans for reviewing the performance of the federal government and its contractors in preparing for and responding to the hurricanes; and what GAO...
- White papers 2005-11-02
- Property/Casualty Insurance: Casualty Cats in a Post-Andrew World
- Fifteen years ago, a way of estimating the emerging mass tort liabilities was required. However, it took a hurricane to help casualty exposure-based models gain acceptance. The paper depicts that Hurricane Andrew restructured the property insurance industry nearly as thoroughly as it rearranged south Florida, and the insurance industry has...
- White papers 2005-06-17
- Review and Outlook 2004-2005 U.S. Property/Casualty Insurance
- The U.S. property/casualty insurance industry was coasting toward unusually strong underwriting results through the first half of 2004. Then, one of the worst hurricane seasons ever hit in the third quarter, with four hurricanes hitting Florida and the southeastern United States. Despite these losses, the industry appears poised to post...
- White papers 2004-12-09
- Hurricane Season 2004: Unusual, But Not Unexpected
- With four major events, the 2004 hurricane season inflicted greater losses on the United States than any other storm season in history. The number of events in the 2004 hurricane season was indeed unusual. This paper discusses how due to the use of event-based risk analysis, this series of storms...
- White papers 2004-11-01
- Media Advisory: Louisiana Residents Brace Themselves for Ivan - I.I.I. Advises Consumers to Review Insurance Policies Now to See What Coverages and Deductibles Apply
- Hurricane damage is covered under standard homeowners/renters policies. If a home is damaged or destroyed by a hurricane, it will be covered for the cost of temporary repairs to prevent further damage. If the storm makes a home uninhabitable, it will be covered for reasonable additional living expenses. This article...
- White papers 2004-09-15
- Media Advisory: Alabama Residents Brace Themselves for Ivan - I.I.I. Advises Consumers to Review Insurance Policies Now to See What Coverages and Deductibles Apply
- Hurricane damage is covered under standard homeowners/renters policies. If a home is damaged or destroyed by a hurricane, it will be covered for the cost of temporary repairs to prevent further damage. If the storm makes a home uninhabitable, it will be covered for reasonable additional living expenses. This article...
- White papers 2004-09-15
- Media Advisory: Mississippi Residents Brace Themselves for Ivan - I.I.I. Advises Consumers to Review Insurance Policies Now to See What Coverages and Deductibles Apply
- Hurricane damage is covered under standard homeowners/renters policies. If a home is damaged or destroyed by a hurricane, it will be covered for the cost of temporary repairs to prevent further damage. If the storm makes a home uninhabitable, it will be covered for reasonable additional living expenses. This article...
- White papers 2004-09-15
- Protect Your Home Against Hurricane Damage
- Hurricanes are like no other storms on earth. From Maine to Texas, and in Hawaii, these ferocious weather systems bring torrential rain, flooding, storm surges and devastating winds that damage homes, destroy treasured keepsakes and disrupt family life. Review your homeowner's insurance policy periodically with your insurance agent or company...
- White papers 2004-08-12
- Using Catastrophe Bonds to Provide Unique Insurance Solutions for Difficult Risk Exposures
- Fortunately for the beleaguered risk manager, the ART menu is an ever-expanding one. As another alternative to traditional reinsurance purchasing the corporate entity, whether it is an international corporation, an offshore captive insurance company, or a domestic US property-casualty insurer must look to explore the option presented by the catastrophe...
- White papers 2004-07-09
- Hurricane Warning
- Most hurricane preparedness information is aimed at homeowners, but businesses face a different set of challenges. The challenges include establishing lines of communication among potentially scattered employees, making plans to back up data, and developing evacuation strategies, or alternative work sites. Thus, it is essential to formulate an effective disaster...
- White papers 2004-06-04
- Hurricane’s Path Strewn With Coverage Issues
- Fortunately, the loss of life and property are not as high as some had predicted. Insurers should accordingly expect to see a variety of claims arising out of Isabel, including claims for compensation under Sue and Labor clauses. A party cannot recover simply by attempting to characterize its work as...
- White papers 2003-09-01
- Coastal And Inland Flooding: Are We All At Risk?
- Hurricanes are accompanied by torrential rains, which have quite literally inundated many unsuspecting communities. Communities along the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts, including those miles inland, are all exposed. In fact, the most severe damage from hurricanes often is not from wind, but rather from inland flooding brought on by...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Hurricanes, Fires, Earthquakes & Other Natural Disasters: What Condition is Your Technology Disaster Plan In?
- If a hurricane, earthquake, fire or other natural disaster were to strike, would the company's computer facility, networks, power grid and communications capability be wiped out? Fewer than 40 percent of U.S. companies have any type of recovery plan and many of those are poorly designed, incomplete and inadequately tested....
- White papers 2003-01-01
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- Judge named, but ex-Baltimore Raven Michael McCrary lawsuit waits a
- Tuesday's scheduled trial was delayed for one more day in ex- Raven Michael McCrary's fraud suit, in which he claims his business associates cheated him out of insurance proceeds on a New Orleans condominium project that was damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Visiting Judge Paul E. Alpert has...
- Articles 2008-06-25
- Bermudan insurer buys Goshawk
- Shareholders in Goshawk Insurance were offered the chance yesterday to sell out of the company following a catastrophic five years that has seen the Lloyd's of London insurer lose more than 90 per cent of its value. Goshawk's board recommended a 45.7m offer from Enstar Group, a...
- Articles 2008-06-24
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