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	Avoiding Leaks Revised AAIS Homeowners forms refine provisions in response to growth in water losses By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, Nov 2006
	Miniature Vehicles Agents and insureds need to know when coverage is or is not in place By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, Sep 2006
	Condominium Deductible Coverage A tug-of-war between personal and commercial lines By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, Feb 2005
	Getting to Know You As homeowners writers see personal property claims rise, they're taking a closer look at insureds' personal characteristics. By Joseph S. Harrington \| Best's Review, November 2003
	Interpreting Insurance Policy Language When contrary interpretations are possible, drafter loses By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, May 2003
	MOLD: The $1 Billion Challenge Skyrocketing claims drive the search for solutions By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, November 2002
	Boatowners Insurance -- An Insurer's Marketing Edge By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, April 2002
	The Evolution of Collapse Coverage The transition from named peril to exclusion with limited coverage By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, March 2001
	Coastal and Inland Flooding Are We All at Risk? By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, August 2000
	The Homeowners Insurance Dilemma An Alternative to standard homeowners insurance? By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, February 2000

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	(RE-)DRAWING THE LINE Professional Liability Is Out; D&O Is In Under Revised Federal Terrorism Program By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| PLUS Journal, July 2006
	Condominium Deductible Coverage A tug-of-war between personal and commercial lines By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, Feb 2005
	FINE DISTINCTIONS; STARK CHOICES Changes in federal terrorism program force carriers and agents to discern when coverage must or cannot be offered By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, May 2006
	Interpreting Insurance Policy Language When contrary interpretations are possible, drafter loses By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, May 2003
	EPLI -- Status, Opportunities and Concerns By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, October 2002
	Construction Defects Can the exposure be controlled? By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, March 2002
	Course of Construction Insurance: Some Important Considerations By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, December 2001
	EDP Coverage and the Internet By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, August 2001
	The Evolution of Collapse Coverage The transition from named peril to exclusion with limited coverage By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, March 2001
	Leveraging Umbrellas Benchmarks are emerging that can help companies determine whether they are getting the most from their umbrella programs By Joseph S. Harrington \| Best's Review, February 2001
	New Commercial Umbrella Program A unique, standard umbrella and excess liability coverage for commercial accounts is now available By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, October 2000
	Coastal and Inland Flooding Are We All at Risk? By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, August 2000
	Equipment Breakdown Coverage A growing need -- even for small businesses By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, August 2000
	Stop Gap Coverage What is it? . . . Who needs it? By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, June 2000

FARM & AG LINES

	FINE DISTINCTIONS; STARK CHOICES Changes in federal terrorism program force carriers and agents to discern when coverage must or cannot be offered By Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, May 2006
	A New Program for Insuring Agribusinesses Agriculture is big business! By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, April 2002
	An Umbrella Policy Fit for a . . . Farmer By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, November 1999

INLAND MARINE & OUTPUT

	Inland Marine Insurance What are the �nonfiled� classes, and why are they being filed? By Joseph S. Harrington \| Rough Notes Magazine, May 2004
	Seeking Security Inland marine insurers, especially in the transit area, will be the first to know if security has really improved By Joseph S. Harrington \| Best's Review, December 2002
	EDP Coverage and the Internet By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, August 2001
	Understanding Motor Truck Cargo Insurance -- An Overview By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, April 2001
	Output Policies -- A Good Fit for Large Accounts By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU \| Rough Notes Magazine, February 2001

Bad Faith and Excess Liability --�Insurer Conduct on Trial
By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU

Setting Realistic Reserves -- Projecting the Company's Future Obligations
By Robert J. Prahl, CPCU

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