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2009 West Virginia Market Share Report Commercial Multi-peril (Liability) Direct Percent Of Premiums Rank Company Name Market Earned 133 Bituminous Fire & Marine Ins Co 0.00% $1,382 134 Pennsylvania Natl Mut Cas Ins Co 0.00% $934 135 Ace Prop & Cas Ins Co 0.00% $818 136 St Paul Fire & Marine Ins Co 0.00% $500 137 Markel Amer Ins Co 0.00% $467 138 LM Ins Corp 0.00% $205 139 Encompass Ins Co Of Amer 0.00% $140 140 Capitol Ind Corp 0.00% $126 141 Encompass Ind Co 0.00% $62 142 Sompo Japan Ins Co of Amer 0.00% $22 143 Redland Ins Co 0.00% ($2) 144 Diamond State Ins Co 0.00% ($931) 145 Regent Ins Co 0.00% ($1,024) 146 Liberty Ins Corp 0.00% ($2,693) 147 North River Ins Co -0.01% ($4,614) Total for Top 10 Insurers 59.79% $35,323,055 Total for All Other Insurers 40.21% $23,757,094 Total for All Insurers 100.00% $59,080,149 Commercial Multi-peril (Liability) Philadelphia Ind Ins Co Charter Oak Fire Ins Co Travelers Prop Cas Co Of Amer State Auto Prop & Cas Ins Co Westfield Ins Co Travelers Ind Co Of Amer Nationwide Mut Ins Co Cincinnati Ins Co Erie Ins Prop & Cas Co Federal Ins Co 166
2009 West Virginia Market Share Report Commercial Multi-peril (Non-Liability) Direct Percent Of Premiums Rank Company Name Market Earned 1 Erie Ins Prop & Cas Co 14.49% $13,914,561 2 Westfield Ins Co 9.89% $9,498,767 3 Federal Ins Co 6.33% $6,074,386 4 Nationwide Mut Ins Co 5.46% $5,242,396 5 Cincinnati Ins Co 5.45% $5,233,129 6 Travelers Prop Cas Co Of Amer 4.39% $4,214,707 7 State Farm Fire & Cas Co 3.23% $3,103,701 8 Church Mut Ins Co 2.80% $2,687,194 9 Travelers Ind Co Of Amer 2.57% $2,468,471 10 Hartford Cas Ins Co 2.51% $2,405,545 11 State Auto Prop & Cas Ins Co 2.00% $1,918,712 12 Nationwide Prop & Cas Ins Co 1.90% $1,827,164 13 Argonaut Great Central Ins Co 1.90% $1,824,130 14 Charter Oak Fire Ins Co 1.86% $1,789,587 15 Travelers Ind Co Of CT 1.85% $1,777,150 16 American Alt Ins Corp 1.63% $1,564,128 17 Brotherhood Mut Ins Co 1.58% $1,516,782 18 Motorists Mut Ins Co 1.57% $1,511,642 19 Farmers Mech Mut Fire Ins Of WV 1.52% $1,464,161 20 Travelers Ind Co 1.47% $1,407,365 21 Philadelphia Ind Ins Co 1.42% $1,360,146 22 Ace Amer Ins Co 1.40% $1,342,535 23 Farm Family Cas Ins Co 1.19% $1,137,900 24 Nationwide Mut Fire Ins Co 1.18% $1,137,447 25 Allstate Ins Co 1.08% $1,036,197 26 Phoenix Ins Co 1.04% $993,883 27 National Union Fire Ins Co Of Pitts 0.95% $910,054 28 Maryland Cas Co 0.79% $759,587 29 Hartford Fire In Co 0.70% $667,913 30 Travelers Cas Ins Co Of Amer 0.68% $655,129 31 American Fire & Cas Co 0.56% $539,367 32 Farmers Mut Ins Co 0.55% $528,256 33 American Economy Ins Co 0.55% $526,332 34 Great Northern Ins Co 0.53% $505,577 35 Firemans Fund Ins Co 0.49% $472,608 36 State Automobile Mut Ins Co 0.48% $463,220 37 Continental Cas Co 0.48% $462,334 38 Guideone Mut Ins Co 0.45% $429,653 39 Liberty Mut Ins Co 0.43% $416,943 40 Sompo Japan Ins Co of Amer 0.43% $412,151 41 Arch Ins Co 0.42% $400,940 42 Guideone Specialty Mut Ins Co 0.39% $378,002 43 Cumis Ins Society Inc 0.38% $365,735 44 Vigilant Ins Co 0.38% $360,468 167
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West Virginia Offices of the Insura
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Executive Summary This report to th
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 GENERAL
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Admitted Assets, Liabilities, Commo
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Organizational Chart Virgil Helton,
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FEES AND TAXES COLLECTED DURING THE
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WEST VIRGINIA OFFICES OF THE INSURA
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APPROPRIATED APPROPRIATED EXPENDITU
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SECTION 2 DIVISIONAL REPORTS 17
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An applicant must be a resident of
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Major Activities in 2009 The Plan
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Agents Licensing and Education Divi
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Workers’ Compensation Board of Re
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The focused settlement initiative h
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October 2008 November 2008 December
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Offices of the Insurance Commission
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January 2009 February 2009 March 20
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Representing Consumers in First and
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FIRST PARTY COMPLAINTS HANDLED BY T
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CERTIFICATE OF NEED - March 2009 FA
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Hospital Rate Review The Office of
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Consumer Service Division The Consu
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CONSUMER SERVICE COMPLAINTS CALENDA
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CONSUMER SERVICE COMPLAINTS CALENDA
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Employer Coverage Unit The Employer
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Financial Accounting Unit The Finan
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Financial Conditions Division The p
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FINANCIAL CONDITIONS DIVISION West
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FINANCIAL CONDITIONS DIVISION West
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WEST VIRGINIA ESSENTIAL PROPERTY IN
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2009 Summary of West Virginia Opera
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American Retirement Life Insurance
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FINANCIAL CONDITIONS DIVISION Liqui
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Office of Inspector General—Fraud
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The following chart depicts statist
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James R. Hiroskey Jr., age 25 of Lo
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Page 138 and 139: MANAGED HEALTH CARE PLANS: The West
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