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A different set of rules: underwriting life insurance for applicants older than 75 requires fresh evaluations and new uses of old tools.		Jul 1, 2004	2589
Protecting the stone: Jewelers Mutual Insurance finds a gem in tough security measures.		May 1, 2004	733
Survey ranks Delaware Court as fairest.	Brief Article	Apr 1, 2004	253
A matter of time: exceptions made to preferred pricing may present life insurers with an unwelcome surprise: poor underwriting results.		Mar 1, 2004	1293
Medical-liability reform stalls.		Jan 1, 2004	573
Insurance technology boosts focus on producer services.	Brief Article	Dec 1, 2003	91
Life insurer mergers redistributing capital.		Nov 1, 2003	566
Bill puts N.J. auto insurance under fire.	Brief Article	Nov 1, 2003	76
Banks' insurance income slips slightly.	Brief Article	Nov 1, 2003	291
Sport utility drivers dispute study results.	Brief Article	Nov 1, 2003	113
Terror risk shifts to private sector.	Brief Article	Oct 1, 2003	287
Translating the vision.		Sep 1, 2003	894
Nationwide Financial unties chairman, CEO positions. (Companies).	Brief Article	Jul 1, 2003	79
High Court limits punitive damages in an appeal of State Farm decision. (Briefing).		May 1, 2003	665
Conseco bankruptcy may spur regulatory change.		Feb 1, 2003	972
The right reforms: Experts call California's Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act a medical-liability role model. (Medical-Malpractice Tort Reform: Property/Casualty).		Dec 1, 2002	1394
Approaching immortality: insurers calculate how a new mortality table assuming life expectancy of 120 years would affect their reserves, pricing and products. (Cover Story: Life Expectancy).	Statistical Data Included	Oct 1, 2002	4850
Crisis coast to coast: health-care providers and regulators urge medical liability reform. (Property/Casualty: Medical Malpractice).	Industry Overview	Sep 1, 2002	2750
Mutual understanding: being a mutual allows Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co. to look farther into the future than its Wall Street competitors, says Edward Zore, chief executive officer. (Mutuals: Industry Strategies Q&A).	Interview	Jul 1, 2002	973
Cultural differences: limited access to medical records and testing requirements can make it difficult for insurers to do business in other countries. (Briefing).	Brief Article	Jun 1, 2002	1309
Life choices: more consumers buy whole life policies, but those who opt for term life are buying policies with higher coverage amounts. (Life/Health).	Statistical Data Included	Jun 1, 2002	1071
Picking up the pace: The president of the association of home office underwriters talks about speedier underwriting and the quest for knowledge. (Underwriting Life/Health Q&A).	Interview	Feb 1, 2002	1025