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Issue

July 1, 2006

Cover Story

By Cyril Tuohy

Standard-lines carriers deepen their foray into the client base held by managing general agents as rates soften. With a price war in the offing, it's a great time for buyers to shop around. MORE
Also: Prices Slam Property-Catastrophe MGAs

Features

RIMS 2006: Hits and Misses

By Risk & Insurance Staff

Floor traffic at the annual convention of the Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. in April was down by as much as 30 percent, but there was still plenty of action, just not where you might have expected it. MORE

Hold It!

By John F. McCarrick

Recent cases regarding "litigation hold" procedures for electronic data clarify when insurers will pay for such expenses. MORE

Columns

Risk Management - An Answer to a Boondoggle
Roger on Risk - Crombie's Eye for the Office Guy
Workers' Comp - Mary's Mystery
Benefits - More Sizes Fit All
Brokerage - Stop the Press!

Departments

Special Reports

Claims

We look at four policyholders in the throes of their Katrina claims. Who is successful at collecting on their limits? Who is banging their head against the wall? Why?

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Industry Risk Report

Cruise Lines/Shipping

Both industries have big boats, but the risks involved in cruise lines and marine shipping are at times oceans apart. Both have to weather storms at sea, other acts of God, terrorists and pirates, but risk managers at cruise companies also have to worry about their passengers, and their reputation if something happens to them. Marine shippers face the liability of hauling millions of dollars' worth of someone else's property, along with not having enough qualified employees to do it. Click above to read more on this industry, or view the industry risk table.

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