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Vol. 9 Edition 3 - Fall 1998
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MUTUAL HOLDING COMPANIES AUTHORIZED IN MASSACHUSETTS
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James J. Moran, Jr., Esq. and Barnett D. Ovrut, Esq.
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THE AVAILABILITY OF DISSENTERS' RIGHTS IN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY TRANSACTIONS
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James M. Kennedy, Esq.
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"DISHONESTY OR BREACH OF TRUST" IN 18 U.S.C. ?-1033
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Ann Monaco Warren, Esq. and John William Simon, Esq.
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SURPLUS-LINES REQUIREMENTS AND LLOYD'S
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Jonathan F. Bank, Esq. and Marvin D. Mohn, Esq.
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MANAGED CARE TORT LIABILITY
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Jay A. Thompson, Esq.
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ARIZONA BAD FAITH LAW
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J. Michael Low, Esq.
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THE Y2K BUG
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Constance B. Foster, Esq.
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MUTUAL HOLDING COMPANIES AUTHORIZED IN MASSACHUSETTS
James J. Moran, Jr., Esq.
Senior Vice President, Secretary & General Counsel
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
(617) 770-5199
Barnett D. Ovrut, Esq.
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY & GENERAL COUNSEL
(617) 737-8869
Substantial opposition notwithstanding, Massachusetts has enacted legislation that will allow mutual insurers to reorganize under a policyholder-owned mutual holding company structure.
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THE AVAILABILITY OF DISSENTERS' RIGHTS IN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY TRANSACTIONS
James M. Kennedy, Esq.
KENNEDY & KENNEDY LLP
(503) 226-6555
A policyholder of a mutual insurance company has a membership interest as well as contract rights as an insured.
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"DISHONESTY OR BREACH OF TRUST" IN 18 U.S.C. ?-1033
Are You Criminally Liable on the Basis of an Associate's Record?
Ann Monaco Warren, Esq.
INGLISH & MONACO, P.C.
(573) 634-2522
John William Simon, Esq.
INGLISH & MONACO
(573) 634-2522
In a previous article in this Journal,1 S. David Childers and Christy A. Chism issued a cogent warning to insurance professionals about the implications of the insurance provisions of the 1994 Crime Bill.2
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SURPLUS-LINES REQUIREMENTS AND LLOYD'S
Background on the Recent Changes in the NAIC's Trust Requirements
Jonathan F. Bank, Esq.
Attorney at Law
Marvin D. Mohn, Esq.
Attorney at Law
At its March 16, 1998 meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah, the NAIC's Surplus Lines (E) Task Force, subject to certain conditions discussed below, reduced the NAIC's trust requirements for Lloyd's U.S. surplus-lines policies from 100% to 50% of liabilities gross of reinsurance.
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MANAGED CARE TORT LIABILITY
The New Texas Statute
Jay A. Thompson, Esq.
THOMPSON, COE, COUSINS & IRONS, L.L.P.
(512) 708-8200
In 1997, by an overwhelming margin, the Texas Legislature made Texas the first state to explicitly allow insurers, HMOs, and managed care organizations ("MCOs") to be sued for medical malpractice.
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ARIZONA BAD FAITH LAW
Good News and Bad News
J. Michael Low, Esq.
LOW & COHEN, PLLC
(602) 648-4040
Good news and bad news. From an insurance industry perspective, the Arizona law of bad faith is a mixed bag.
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THE Y2K BUG
Notice to the Insurance Industry
Constance B. Foster, Esq.
SAUL EWING LLP
(717) 238-7560
If the pundits are correct, the Year 2000 ("Y2K") computer problem will cause failures and errors in computers resulting in over $1 trillion dollars in damage worldwide.
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