Articles from Risk & Insurance (February 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Adding to AD&D policies: the shortcomings of AD&D policies can cost unsuspecting policyholders dearly, one expert argues. The best way to avoid getting into trouble is to review the policy with a fine-tooth comb.	Mueller, Steve		660
American Electric Power Company, Inc.			144
Calendar of upcoming events.		Calendar	844
Calpine Corp.			240
Catastrophe models.			156
ChevronTexaco.			158
Cinergy Corp.			167
Common law marriage issues.	Brandt, Jennifer A.; Silver, Ivy E.		613
ConocoPhillips.			169
Court says spanking injuries covered by Workers' Comp.			230
Document exchange.			204
Earth information.			106
ED pops up in claims cases.	Grover, Nancy; Lake, Leslie W.; Loomis, Kerry		1043
Emerging markets: handle with care.	Feller, Gordon		665
Energy consternation.	Kerr, Michelle		446
Energy risks require comprehensive loss prevention.			584
ExxonMobil.			191
Flights of fancy.	Crombie, Roger		692
For this paraplegic, RTW stands for return-to-win.	Tuohy, Cyril		417
From the editor.	Tuohy, Cyril		337
Getting tough: burned by poor investment returns, past pressure to gain market share and the slipshod analysis of the fat years, underwriters say they now they now take a much tougher line when pricing risk.		Cover Story	2424
Hitting the high notes: Carol G. Barton has been instrumental in strengthening Affiliated FM over the past seven years into an operating unit that works with companies in the middle-market property insurance sector.	Green, Paula L.		1451
Marathon Oil.			245
Medicare changes: a disgraceful 'giveaway': Congress has undermined Medicare with a drug plan that provides giveaways to private insurers and opens the door to privatization of the entire program.	Sweeney, John		575
Medicare changes: rejoice at more competition: Medicare legislation signed into law will help seniors get more affordable prescription drugs and inject more choice and competition into the Medicare program.	Merritt, Mark		553
National bill review software.			59
Powering claims management.			72
Predicitive modeling.			86
Reliant Resources.			265
Risk management software.			79
Slashing the claims cycle: a 20th century transportation company waits until the 21st century to ditch a 19th century claims infrastructure. Welcome to Web-based claims management. One of the system's unanticipated benefits: corporate empathy.	Tuohy, Cyril		1041
Solutions for Insurance.			56
State high-risk pools: a weighty health care burden: given the dramatic increase in health care costs, finding a way to better allocate and conserve health care resources is a priority.	Owen, Mindy		1969
Sunoco Inc.			243
Tending to the fleet.	Cox, Charles H.		696
Toward a healthier ROI: more employers are realizing that the health of their employees has a big impact on the health of their business.	Kerr, Michelle		1880
TXU Corp.			251
Valero Energy.			277
Walmart's Workers' Comp waltz.	Rousmaniere, Peter		694
Weather vane points to two financial instruments: while weighing the benefits of both routes is important, the derivative vs. insurance question is often resolved as a function of a company's corporate culture and past experience.	Corbally, Michael		774
Worth repeating ...			120