Shaping health care and financial services regulatory reform legislation to the interests of their members will keep property and casualty insurance lobbyists busy throughout 2010.

The revelations surrounding Tiger Woods' infidelities have helped one broker promote a new coverage aimed at organizations that built their branding campaigns around a celebrity whose reputation becomes tainted.

While battles over health care reform got most of the headlines here this month, Congress tackled a host of other issues of keen interest to property and casualty insurers and producers.

The property and casualty insurance industry's consolidated net income through the first three quarters of 2009 improved dramatically, although association leaders warn there remain plenty of reasons for concern.

The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. will celebrate its 200th anniversary with a new marketing campaign that includes a refreshed brand and new advertising.

Al Ater will serve as chief deputy commissioner of insurance for the Louisiana Insurance Department, Commissioner Jim Donelon said.

The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., will seek to improve driver safety among its insureds by working with an outside vendor committed to using technology to improve driving behavior.

Boston-based insurer Plymouth Rock Assurance Corp. named Keith Jensen to the newly-created position of chief marketing officer.