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TEXAS COUNTY MUTUALS
Jack M. Cleaveland, Jr., Esq. In September 2000, we wrote an article in the FORC Quarterly Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation entitled Texas County Mutuals: Their Tradition and Their Future.
THE NEW D.C. CAPTIVE ACT
Arthur D. Perschetz, Esq. In November 2004, in an effort to keep pace in an ever-changing field, the District of Columbia (the ?District?) amended its captive insurance laws by enacting the Captive Insurance Company Act of 2004 (the ?Act?).
A CHALLENGE FOR US ALL
Scott M. Kosnoff, Esq. Charles T. Richardson, Esq. With nearly 45 million Americans lacking health insurance coverage,2 America's uninsured problem has sparked a national debate certain to last well beyond the 2004 campaign season.
RECENT CHANGES TO MISSOURI INSURANCE STATUTES
Marc G.R. Warren, Esq. Recently, there have been a number of changes to the Missouri Insurance Statutes found in Chapters 374, 375, and 379, RSMo. 2003. This article will attempt to highlight these changes.
THE VALIDITY OF ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS IN INSURANCE POLICIES
Keith A. Wenzel Recently, the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri decided a case involving a highly litigated issue concerning the interaction between state and federal law with respect to life insurance policies.
AS GOES MAINE?
D. Michael Frink, Esq. Based on information from the Office of Maine?s Governor, John Baldacci, in the past 10 years Maine?s health care costs have more than doubled, from $3.7 billion in 1994 to an estimated $7.7 billion in 2004. |
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