Articles from Liability & Insurance Week (January 5, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'DRAG QUEEN' RESTAURANT SUES OVER ASPERSIONS ON ITS FOOD.			282
CALIFORNIANS FILE HUNDREDS OF LAWSUITS AGAINST CATHOLIC CHURCH.			81
CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT FILED OVER USE OF NATIONAL CRIME DATABASE.			124
COLORADO AUTO INSURANCE DOWN 15%-27% SINCE NO-FAULT ENDED.			141
FEDERAL HOURS-OF-SERVICE RULE FOR TRUCK DRIVERS TAKES EFFECT.			114
FEDERAL JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF PBGC IN US AIR PENSION DISPUTE.			170
FLORIDA COURT DECERTIFIES TOBACCO CLASS ACTION.			284
FLORIDA REFERS MOST FRAUD INSURANCE CASES FOR PROSECUTION.			60
FORRESTER NAMED PRESIDENT OF INSURANCE EDUCATION FOUNDATION.			71
JUSTICE FINALIZES RULE ON TORT LIABILITY OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.			171
MANHATTAN INSTITUTE: TIPPING POINT IN TORT BAR WARS APPROACHING.			888
NAII CALLS FOR SWEEPING STATE REGULATORY MODERNIZATION IN 2004.			229
OHIO GETS NEW MEDMAL INSURER AS ASSEMBLY PREPARES TO ACT.			160
PC INDUSTRY NET INCOME RISES FROM $5 BILLION TO $21.1 BILLION.			740
SUIT OF THE WEEK: STUDENT MAY SUE OVER BEING CALLED 'MONICA'.			391
TEXAS INSURANCE AGENT CHARGED WITH SECURITIES FRAUD.			88
TEXAS REGULATORS WEIGH LIMITS ON CREDIT SCORING.			151
TEXAS: EMPLOYERS CASUALTY EMPLOYEES LOSE ERISA CLAIM.			239
THOUSANDS FILE WITH 9/11 VICTIM COMPENSATION FUND BY DEADLINE.			412
WATCH ON THE MEDIA.			471