Workers' compensation, one of the insurance lines most acutely affected by the terrorism of 2001 and by the continued absence of government backstop insurance for terrorism events, is fast becoming a high-priced thorn in the side for U.S. companies seeking coverage for their employees, Standard & Poor's said in a new report yesterday.
'Choose your poison,' said Fred Sklow, a director in Standard & Poor's insurance ratings group. 'If you're a company with a large concentration of employees, you may find yourself paying an exorbitant premium or even that insurance companies don't want to write...
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