Commercial Compensation Casualty Company

• Olin Corporation, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Certain Underwriters At Lloyd'S London and London Market Insurance Companies, * Defendants-Appellants, Commercial Union Insurance Company, as Successor To Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd., and Employers Commercial Union Insurance Company of America, Continental Casualty Company, Employers Insurance Company of Wausau, C.E. Health Compensation & Liability Insurance Co., ** as Successor To Falcon Insurance Company, Federal Insurance Co, Fireman'S Fund Insurance Company, Great American Insurance Company, Lexington Insurance Company, London & Edinburgh Insurance Company, Ltd., Capital Markets Assurance Corp., as Successor To National American Insurance Company of New York, Successor To Stuyvesant Insurance Company, North River Insurance Company, Insurance Company of North America, Hanover Insurance Company, as Successor To Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, American Home Assurance Company, American Re-Insurance Company, Aiu Insurance Company, ..., 468 F.3d 120 (2nd Cir. 2006)

Mark G. Arnold, Husch & Eppenberger LLC, St. Louis, MO, for Plaintiff-Appellee. Before: CARDAMONE, POOLER, HALL, Circuit Judges. POOLER, Circuit Judg...

• Federal Circuits

• Verdicts & Settlements September 14, 2009: Insurance Company Recovers $125,000 in Unpaid Premiums

An insurance company has recovered $125,000 for breach of contract and fraud allegations that an insured owed more than $170,000 in unpaid premiums for workers' compensation coverage. Ned N. Walters and Nancy S. Walters owned Cunningham Sandblasting & Painting Co. Inc., based in Joplin. The company carried a workers' compensation insurance policy with Travelers Commercial Casualty Co.

• Missouri Lawyers Media
• September 15, 2009

• State Stays with Travelers ; Company Provides Workers' Compensation Risk Pool Insurance.

The Missouri Department of Insurance last week renewed a contract with Minnesota-based Travelers Commercial Casualty Company to provide workers' compensation insurance for the state's residual market, the so-called assigned risk pool. The one-year contract with Travelers, which runs through June 30, 2007, includes an overall premium decrease of 2.8 percent from the previous contract, according to a news release from the insurance department.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• July 07, 2006

• 31 CFR 50.5 - Definitions.

... respect to any coverage for workers' compensation); or. (ii) property and casualty losses resulting ... means direct earned premium for all commercial property and casualty insurance issued by any insu... form of a partnership, limited liability company, corporation, or association), trust or estate, or...

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 31: Money and Finance: Treasury

• SNTL CORPORATION V. CENTRE INSURANCE COMPANY, (9th Cir. 2009)

... affiliated with SNIG: California Compensation Insurance Company ("CalComp") and Superior Nationa... Insurance Company, Superior Pacific Casualty Company, California Compensation Insurance Companyy, Commercial Compensation Casualty Company, and Combined Benefi...

• Federal Circuits

• Redefining the Peo

Independent agents and brokers are always on the look-out for innovative ways to offer value-added service to their small- to medium-sized commercial insurance clients. At Roach Howard Smith & Hunter, a large independent agency with 70 employees and offices in Dallas and Ft Worth, TX, one of the solutions the agency offers is human resources management, says Chief Executive Officer Karen K Farris. The agency partners with Advantec, a Tampa, FL-based professional employment organization (PEO) and human resource outsourcing company. Developed in Florida more than 20 years ago, PEOs were originally conceived as a way to consolidate the workers compensation risks of small employers and remarket the coverage to insurers as a larger organization, enabling them to obtain lower rates. PEOs ...

...PEOs, which often provide property/casualty insurance and employee benefits as well as human r...

• Rough Notes
• Vol. 147 Nbr. 8, August 2004

• DRC's DecisionMaker[TM] Supports Commercial Auto and Truckers.

... solution provider to the property & casualty insurance industry, announced today its DecisionMa... at DTRIC to four including Workers Compensation and General Liability which were rolled out in 200...About DTRIC . DTRIC Insurance Company, Limited (DTRIC) specializes in commercial propert...

• Business Wire
• May 26, 2010

• Property/casualty insurers: ranked by preniums written in 2010.

... Written (1) Earned (1) * 2010 * 2010 Company * 2009 * 2009 * name * percentage * percentage Ran... Antonio, Texas 78288 5 4 15 State Compensation 1,140 1,154 Insurance Fund of 1,287 1,283 Californ...commercial auto, 3633 Inland Empire property, workers' Blvd.,...

• Los Angeles Business Journal
• January 02, 2012

• Olin Corporation v. INS Company of N.A., (2nd Cir. 2009)

...COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY , as successor to Employer...CASUALTY COMPANY , EMPLOYERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF WAUSAU , C.E. HEALTH COMPENSATION. & LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY , as successor to F...

• Federal Circuits

• The Economic Effects of Federal Participation in Terrorism Risk

The catastrophic terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 caused unprecedented insured losses. While the insurance industry covered these losses, it also took swift steps to limit its exposure to such risks in the future. In response to ensuing market dislocations, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) was passed in 2002. The law temporarily requires primary insurers to offer terrorism coverage and creates a federal "backstop" to limit losses on such coverage. In anticipation of the program's scheduled expiration, and to inform debate on its possible extension, this article analyzes market developments in the wake of 9/11 and the passage of TRIA. We find that to date, TRIA has facilitated private sector participation in the market for terrorism insurance by lending structure to an other...

... terrorism coverage from most types of commercial property and casualty coverage. Despite these aggr... exclusions did not apply to workers' compensation insurance or fire following a terrorism event in t... to $15 million in 2005, whereas a company with annual premiums of $1 billion does not reach ...

• Risk Management and Insurance Review
• Vol. 8 Nbr. 2, October 2005