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Reinsurance
Prejudice, Smejudice: Late Notice in the Face of a Condition Precedent
2010-03-01 | Larry Schiffer
Courts carefully analyze whether a notice provision is indeed a condition precedent. Larry Schiffer reviews the case law.
Captives
Captive Underwriting Profits without Third-Party Business
2010-02-01 | Donald J Riggin
Don Riggin shows how a single-parent captive can reduce expenses and convert some of it into underwriting income.
Claims Management
Litigation Management—Crucial but Confusing
2010-02-01
Litigation is expensive. Glenn Brown explains how to manage costs.
Reinsurance
In Defense of Reinsurance
2010-01-15 | Larry Schiffer
Bashing reinsurers seems popular today, but Larry Schiffer explains their importance to the economy.
Captives
The Captive/Large Deductible Debate—A Philosophical Perspective
2009-12-01 | Donald J Riggin
Business needs to look beyond pure economics, advises Don Riggin.
Claims Management
Reduce Claims To Improve WC Mod
2009-12-01
Manage workers compensation experience rating plans to curb expenses, per David Ackerman.
Captives
Claims and the Captive
2009-10-01 | Michael R Mead
Can a captive deny its owner's claim? Certainly, per Michael Mead, and risk managers need to be prepared.
Captives
Do Captives Earn Profits?
2009-08-15 | Donald J Riggin
The answer as to whether captives earn profits is in the eye of the beholder, according to Don Riggin.
Reinsurance
Playing the Name Game—An Update on Cut-Through Clauses
2009-08-15 | Larry Schiffer
Recent case law, provided by Larry Schiffer, suggests provisions must be precisely tailored to be effective.
Claims Management
Workers Compensation Return-to-Work Programs: Cost Savers?
2009-08-01
Insurance savings can be achieved if done correctly. Glenn Brown explains.
Reinsurance
Prejudice, Smejudice: Late Notice in the Face of a Condition Precedent
2010-03-01 | Larry Schiffer
Captives
The Captive/Large Deductible Debate—A Philosophical Perspective
2009-12-01 | Donald J Riggin
