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The Illinois action allowing insurance brokerage Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. to resume charging controversial contingent commissions could mean the commission ban will be lifted for other larger brokers, a RIMS executive said.

In her July NU 6/13 column, Assistant Managing Editor Caroline McDonald challenges conference organizers to further scrutinize hotel emergency plans when booking events--PRIMA replies. Check it out at www.NoRiskZone.com .

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Insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher has reached a nationwide agreement with the Illinois attorney general and Illinois Insurance Department permitting it to once again accept contingent commissions.

Technology vendor offerings for the policy administration sector that were limited in 2007 have become commonplace today, according to a consulting firm report.

The New York State Insurance Department and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission have signed a memorandum of understanding, it was announced.