September 30, 2004

• Wash. Community, Agencies Celebrate Expected Relief from Destructive Floodwaters; Claims Should Drop
• Calif. Commissioner Backs Signing of Legislation to Fight Financial Abuse

September 29, 2004

• Ore. Gov. Kulongoski: Average 'Pure' Premium Rate for Workers' Comp to Remain Flat in 2005

September 28, 2004

• Calif. Keeps Itself in the Mother Nature News; Moderately Strong Quake Jolts Central Part of State
• GEICO Warns Calif. Consumers on Repair Companies
• Wash. Physical Therapist Hit with Scam Charges

September 27, 2004

• Calif. A.G. Gets to Root of Problem; Dentist, 20 Others Charged in $4.5 Million Medi-Cal Fraud Scheme
• Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger Puts Pen to Paper for Disaster-Related Bills
• Safeco Forms New Leadership Structure
• CompWest Open for Business in Calif.
• ProcessClaims Touted by Deloitte Program

September 24, 2004

• Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger Passes on AB 2406
• Wash. Doctor Hit with Various Charges, Including Insurance Fraud for Filing False Claims

September 23, 2004

• Calif. Husband, Wife Fingered for Insurance and Workers' Comp Fraud

September 22, 2004

• AMA Joins Wash. Doctors in Liability Reform Campaign
• ACIC: Californians Win Victory with SB 494 Veto
• Nev. Commissioner Warns Public on Unlicensed Insurer Offering Professional Liability Policies

September 21, 2004

• Majority of Calif. Residents Say It Is Their Responsibility to Maintain Homeowners Coverage, But Do They'
• Cal/OSHA Cites Adult Film Companies for Failing to Protect Employees From Health Hazards
• Nev. Fraud Case Nets 2 Years in Jail
• Crawford Sub The Garden City Group Expands With Opening of Seattle Office
• Calif. State Fund Backs Drive Safely Work Week

September 20, 2004

• Safeco: Frances Losses Estimated at $28M

September 16, 2004

• Calif. Commissioner Sees Potential Savings From Latest Round of Workers' Comp Reform
• Explorer, ProcessClaims Renew Partnership
• Calif. Authorities Put Sting Into Auto Body Shop Scam; 38 Individuals Arrested, More Than 30 Shops Tagged
• Wash. Woman, Man Ordered to Repay Benefits

September 15, 2004

• California Gov. Schwarzenegger Pens Workers' Comp Legislation
• New Ore. Site to Help Contractors Find Liability Insurance Amid High Claim Costs
• ADP Claims Services Group's Autosource Now Includes Daily Updates to Vehicle Sales Info

September 14, 2004

• FEMA Authorizes Firefighting Assistance in Hawaii
• Early Prevention Needed in Home Fire Protection
• Copart Notes Q4, Fiscal 2004 Numbers
• DriveCam Reports Client Sees Reduction in Insurance Losses with Usage of System
• Verity MediClaim Available for Use

September 13, 2004

• Web-Based Occupational Guidelines Available to Help Calif. Companies Manage Workers' Comp
• Wash L&I Reports Dramatic Increase in Recovery of Unpaid Workers' Comp Premiums
• FEMA Authorizes Funds to Fight Calif. Fire

September 9, 2004

• Wash. L&I: Small Increase in Workers' Comp Rates Proposed for Next Year

September 8, 2004

• Gateway EDI Selects Claredi's In-Stream Transaction Validation and Routing System

September 7, 2004

• Calif. Legislature, Gov. Take Positive Steps on Issues
• Ariz. A.G. Warns of Storm Scams

September 2, 2004

• Farmers Sues L.A. Body Shop for Alleged Fraud
• L.A. Broker Sentenced for Insurance Premium Theft
• Roof Inspections Pile Up in Denver

September 1, 2004

• Calif. Governor Signs ACIC-Backed Post-Fire Bills
• Federal Conviction Upheld of Calif. Man with History of Sunken Yachts
• Wash. Physicians Launch Campaign for Liability Reform
• Restonic Mattress Corp. Certified for Compliance with New Calif. Mattress Flammability Standard
• California Work Comp Fraudsters to be Posted on Web
• PIFC Updates Member Co. Claims from Shasta Fires