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            Issue
July 1, 2007
             Cover Story
Taking Time to Adjust
By Erin Fogg
Executives confirm and deny a current shortage of claim adjusters, but all agree the industry is undergoing a major change in how it recruits, trains and retains its troops. MORE
Also: Money Left on the Table: Part 1
Also: Money Left on the Table: Part 2

             Features
'Here's Your (ERM) Sign'
By Cyril Tuohy
Risk managers who want to know whether their firms are executing enterprise risk management ought to be asking some good, probing questions, lest they incur the derision of comedian Bill Engvall Jr. MORE
Also: ERM Center of Excellence

Clarifying the 'Disgorgement' Coverage Dispute
By Mark S. Hersh
When does an insured's loss represent disgorgement of improper gain? MORE
Also: The Classic Case
Also: Towers-Perrin D&O Report

Breaking the Gridlock
By Bob Briscoe and Bob Meyer
Two consultants explain which benefits were trimmed and which were expanded as part of the deal to reform New York state's workers' compensation laws. MORE
Also: A Note on the Data
Also: The Full Text and Nothing But the Text

The Pain of Going Mobile
By Joshua Clifton
Risk managers are encouraged to offer their work force ergonomic training, and to use caution in selecting tools for mobile employees if they want to increase worker productivity. MORE

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             Special Reports
Claims
The insurance industry supposedly has a recruitment and retention issue when it comes to claims personnel. Is this true? And if it isn't, can today's claims staff handle the catastrophic claims resulting from astronomical health-care costs?

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             In-Depth Series
Behavioral Risk In-Depth Series (Part 4): Law Enforcement in Crossfire
By Dennis Molenaar
When police officers carry out their jobs, confrontation with suspects can lead to tragic outcomes. These often result in lawsuits for the officers' employers, as well as personal crisis for the officers themselves. But training, assessment and accreditation can help manage the risk.

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             Industry Risk Report
Hospitality
The hospitality industry includes such disparate operations as hotel, gaming and restaurant companies, but some risks don't recognize these distinctions. Brand management--protecting a company's good name in the eyes of consumers and investors--is on risk managers' menus when they check in at their offices every morning, encompassing everything from vicarious liability claims to emergency preparedness, cyberrisk and terrorism; and they still need time to buy CAT cover. Click above to read more on this industry, or view the industry risk table.

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