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... best year in the post-crisis era thanks to lower catastrophe claims, strong markets and improvements in workers comp. Another section ...

... of downward revisions in the estimated ultimate cost of claims occurring in years past. During 2011, prior-year reserve releases ...

... that insurers today continue to sell and renew policies, pay claims and develop new products to protect property and businesses. The bottom ... do not borrow to make investments. Nor do they borrow to pay claims. So, even when some investments perform poorly, the effect is not ...

... the winds of Wilma are still blowing 鈥� with reopened claims and new claims still coming years after the storm. No statewide data has been ...

... storm included: unrestrained jury awards, surging asbestos claims, soaring medical inflation, high catastrophe losses, the crisis in ...

... storm included: unrestrained jury awards, surging asbestos claims, soaring medical inflation, high catastrophe losses, the crisis in ...

... these risks, the magnitude of which can easily exceed the claims-paying resources of private insurers, even with TRIREA in place," he ... billion. A loss of this magnitude is nearly five times the claims paying capacity of all property/casualty insurers for TRIREA eligible ...

... in insured losses in 2008. In fact, the cost of homeowners claims for damage due to lightning strikes has increased dramatically鈥攗p 13 ... by the I.I.I. found there were more than 246,000 lightning claims in 2008, up 39 percent from 2007. These losses ranged from damage to ...

... had $559.1 billion in policyholders鈥� surplus to cover new claims and meet other contingencies 鈥� more than 150 times all direct insured ... industry is strong, well-capitalized, and capable of paying claims.鈥� 聽 鈥淭he 110.5 percent combined ratio for first-half 2011 ...

... to be battered by unrestrained jury awards, surging asbestos claims, soaring medical inflation, high catastrophe losses, the crisis in ...