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EXHIBIT I DISBURSEMENTS to INSURANCE CARRIERS and SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS/FUNDS A. INSURANCE CARRIERS ACE INA Group $3,673,498

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EXHIBIT I DISBURSEMENTS to INSURANCE CARRIERS and SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS/FUNDS A. INSURANCE CARRIERS ACE INA Group $3,673,498 EXHIBIT I DISBURSEMENTS TO INSURANCE CARRIERS AND SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS/FUNDS A. INSURANCE CARRIERS ACE INA Group $3,673,498.89 ACE American Insurance $824,812.48 ACE Property & Casualty $112,508.77 Bankers Standard Insurance $4,339.18 Cigna Fire Undrs $46,652.12 Indemnity Insurance of NA $545,181.49 Insurance Company of N. America $252,109.97 Pacific Employers Insurance $1,887,894.88 ACCIDENT FUND GROUP $686,716.33 ACCIDENT INSURANCE GROUP $181,340.39 ALEA N AMER INS CO $165,203.16 ALLIANZ OF AMERICA $1,398,089.45 American Auto Insurance $36,270.86 American Insurance Company $408,377.44 Associated Indemnity $274,633.18 Fireman’s Fund Insurance $641,225.95 National Surety Corporation $37,582.02 ALLSTATE INSURANCE GROUP $14,704.82 Allstate Indemnity Co. $14,704.82 AMCOMP GROUP $463,867.66 AmComp Assurance Corp. $463,867.66 AMERICAN INTERN GROUP $8,224,325.93 American Home Assurance $3,444,577.94 American Intern South $16,136.21 AIU Insurance Company $321,858.70 Commerce & Industry Ins. $945,566.07 Granite State Insurance Co. $153,596.64 Illinois National Insurance Co. $2,405.94 Ins. Co. of the State of PA $2,622,334.68 National Union Fire of PA $603,256.35 New Hampshire Insurance Co. $114,593.40 AMERISAFE INSURANCE GROUP $2,234,115.57 American Interstate Insurance $2,234,115.57 AMERISURE COMPANIES $512,806.56 Amerisure Mutual Insurance $416,929.55 Amerisure Insurance Company $95,877.01 18 ARCH CAPITAL GROUP $267.07 Arch Insurance Company $267.07 ARGONAUT GROUP $818.10 Argonaut Insurance Company $818.10 ARROWPOINT CAPITAL 4,410,550.13 Amer & Foreign $225,696.41 Connecticut Indemnity Co. $352,259.57 Employee Benefits Insurance $81,334.41 Fire & Casualty Ins of CT $31,879.28 Royal Indemnity Co. $2,521,340.82 Royal Insurance Co of America $756,421.53 Safeguard Insurance Co. $520.86 Security Ins. C. of Hartford $441,097.25 ATLANTIC AM/DELTA GROUP $286,953.29 Georgia Casualty & Surety $286,953.29 ATLANTIC MUTUAL COMPANIES $283,974.76 Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company $266,309.82 Centennial Insurance Company $17,664.94 AUTO-OWNERS GROUP $678,389.76 Auto-Owners Insurance Co. $678,389.76 BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY $104,261.30 Cypress Insurance Company (CA) $63,299.68 Fairfield Insurance Company $40,961.62 BUILDERS MUTUAL INSURANCE $6,938.40 CAPITAL CITY INSURANCE COMPANY $3,007,169.54 CHUBB GROUP OF INSURANCE CO. $464,460.41 Chubb Indemnity $693.01 Federal Insurance Company $457,997.65 Pacific Indemnity Company $5,769.75 CINCINNATI INSURANCE COMPANIES $201,045.91 Cincinnati Casualty Company $189,532.10 Cincinnati Insurance Company $11,513.81 CNA INSURANCE COMPANIES $2,955,789.41 American Casualty Company $941,283.27 Continental Casualty Company $1,193,312.07 Continental Insurance Company $22,386.25 National Fire Ins Co of Hartford $110,340.56 Transcontinental Insurance $328,903.76 Transportation Insurance $140,570.04 Valley Forge Insurance Company $218,993.46 COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY $103,592.45 19 COMPANION P&C GROUP $2,638,058.49 Companion Comm Insurance $411,027.59 Companion P & C $2,227,030.90 ELECTRIC INSURANCE COMPANY $130,410.40 ELECTRIC MUTUAL LIABILITY $4,450.72 EVEREST RE US GROUP $910,947.71 Everest National Ins $652,469.49 Everest Reinsurance Co. $258,478.22 FAIRFAX FINANCIAL (US) GROUP $416,680.97 Fairmont Insurance Co. $40,670.56 North River Insurance Co. $42,930.95 TIG Insurance Co. $228,887.12 United States Fire $104,192.34 FCCI INSURANCE GROUP $359,937.41 National Trust Ins. $359,937.41 FEDERATED MUTUAL GROUP $1,245,513.05 Federated Mutual Insurance Co. $1,245,513.05 FEDERATED RURAL ELECTRIC $282,994.53 FLORISTS MUTUAL GROUP $99,164.05 Florist Mutual Insurance $99,164.05 FORESTRY MUTUAL INS CO $15,041.24 FRANKENMUTH FINANCIAL GROUP $261,129.27 Ansur America Insurance Co. $261,129.27 GENERAL ACCIDENT INS. CO. OF AMERICA $87,289.07 GREAT AMERICAN P&C GROUP $403,333.65 Great American Alliance $138,337.80 Great American Insurance Co. $264,995.85 GUARD INSURANCE GROUP $50,521.97 NorGuard Insurance Co. $50,521.97 GUIDEONE INSURANCE COMPANY $195,450.89 Guideone Mutual Insurance $195,450.89 HANOVER INS GROUP P&C $340,199.61 Hanover Insurance Co. $340,199.61 HARLEYSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANIES $400,955.19 Harleysville Mutual Ins. $400,955.19 HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP $3,376,125.61 Hartford Accident & Indemnity $155,417.19 Hartford Casualty $545,574.83 Hartford Fire Insurance Co. $128,941.17 20 Hartford Insurance of MW $810,427.58 Hartford Underwriters Ins. $668,821.69 Twin City Fire Insurance $1,066,943.15 HCC US HOLDINGS INC $115,009.43 US Specialty Ins $115,009.43 HDI US GROUP $243,092.57 Clarendon National Insurance Co. $211,974.36 Harbor Specialty Insurance $31,118.21 INDIANA LUMBAR GROUP $38,000.84 Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual $38,000.84 KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANIES $2,583,451.00 American Mfrs. Mutual Ins Co. $271,580.74 American Motorists Insurance $324,972.63 American Protection Insurance $587,955.65 Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty $1,398,941.98 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COS. $5,664,920.51 Bridgefield Casualty $50,445.86 Employers Insurance Wausau $1,267,610.71 First Liberty Ins Corp. $54,210.13 Liberty Insurance Corporation $272,229.54 Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance $2,026,570.40 Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. $1,577,544.28 LM Insurance Corp. $184,557.33 Pearless Insurance $3,557.06 Wausau Underwriters Ins. Co. $228,195.20 LUMBERMEN'S UNDRG ALLIANCE $11,282.44 MEADOWBROOK INSURANCE GROUP $87,598.61 Star Insurance Company (MI) $87,598.61 MITSUI SUMITOMO INSURANCE $34.65 MLMIC GROUP $229,264.13 Princeton Insurance Co. $229,264.13 MONUMENTAL GENERAL CASUALTY $249,011.73 MUNICH RE AM CRP GRP $198.11 American Alternative $198.11 NATIONWIDE GROUP $50,923.47 Nationwide Agribus $36,505.65 Nationwide Mutual Insurance $14,417.82 OHIO CASUALTY GROUP $396,212.31 Amer Fire & Casualty $61,015.62 Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. $288,652.39 West American Insurance $46,544.30 21 OLD REPUBLIC GENERAL GROUP $1,782,573.87 Bituminous Casualty Corp. $137,105.41 Bituminous Fire & Marine $38,398.77 Great West Casualty $8,436.64 Old Republic Insurance $1,598,633.05 PENN. NATIONAL INSURANCE COS. $167,378.65 Penn. National Mutual Casualty $167,378.65 PHARMACISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE $24,067.28 PMA CAPITAL INSURANCE GROUP $1,941,462.82 Mfg Alliance Insurance Company $602,289.63 Penn Mfrs. Association Ins. $1,276,660.22 Penn Mfrs. Indemnity $62,512.97 POTOMAC INSURANCE OF IL $223.00 SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANIES $284,189.46 American States Insurance Co. $17,714.10 General Insurance Co. of Amer. $17,345.86 SAFECO Ins Co. Amer. $249,129.50 SAFETY NATIONAL GROUP $27,202.38 Safety First Ins $27,202.38 SELECTIVE INSURANCE GROUP INC $417,992.69 Selective Insurance of SC $14,559.71 Selective Insurance of SE $393,558.48 Selective Way Insurance Co. $9,874.50 SENTRY INSURANCE GROUP $272,402.70 Sentry Insurance A Mutual Co. $269,919.36 Sentry Select Ins Co $2,483.34 ST. PAUL TRAVELERS $8,352,149.87 Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. $10,208.22 Charter Oak Fire $1,576.51 Fidelity & Guarantee Ins. Co. $160,519.54 Fidelity & Guarantee Ins. Undr. $45,340.02 Phoenix Insurance $1,262,007.74 Standard Fire (Conn) $21,224.37 St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. $682,405.14 St. Paul Guardian $7,189.21 St. Paul Mercury Insurance $590,221.02 Travelers Casualty & Surety $4,375.44 Travelers Indemnity Amer. $675,788.36 Travelers Indemnity Co. $3,018,360.34 Travelers Indemnity of CT $56,138.68 Travelers Insurance Co. $181,279.31 Travelers P&C $922,229.15 United States F&G Company $713,286.82 STATE FARM GROUP $7,974.28 State Farm Fire & Casualty $7,974.28 22 SWISS REINS GROUP $310,567.86 Coregis Ins Co. $287,075.25 Employers Reins Corp $9,126.37 Westpoint Ins Corp $14,366.24 TOKIO MARINE NICHIDO $366,923.40 Tokio Marine & Fire $186,077.45 Tokio Marine Nichido $180,845.95 TRANSPORT INSURANCE COMPANY $20,140.49 UTICA NATIONAL INSURANCE GROUP $27,576.58 Utica Mutual Insurance Co. $27,576.58 VANLINER INS CO $63,721.48 VIRGINIA SURETY CO $12,477.73 WHITE MTNS INSURANCE GROUP $285,341.78 Houston General Insurance $48,367.74 One Beacon Ins Co. $236,974.04 WR BERKLEY CORP GROUP $899,895.97 Berkley Ins of Carolinas $44,648.71 Carolina Casualty Insurance Co. $2,165.92 Key Risk Insurance Co. $853,081.34 WINTERTHUR US GROUP $171,606.26 General Casualty Wisconsin $2,625.13 Southern Fire & Cas $64,366.20 Southern Pilot Insurance $104,614.93 ZENITH NATIONAL INSURANCE GROUP $669,463.92 Zenith Insurance Co. $669,463.92 ZURICH US GROUP $8,084,439.62 American Guarantee & Liab. $1,770.19 American Zurich Ins Co. $370,296.97 Assurance Co. of America $406.61 Maryland Casualty Company $354,885.20 Northern Insurance Co. of NY $493,803.44 Universal Underwriters Ins. $12,481.14 Valiant Insurance Company $147,113.10 Zurich Amer. Insurance Co. $6,398,793.93 Zurich American of Ill. $3,157.06 Zurich Insurance Co. $301,731.98 B. SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS/FUNDS AAA COOPER TRANSPORTATION $39,698.00 AIKEN COUNTY $238,593.20 ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP. $107,476.89 AMICK PROCESSING, INC. $126,272.35 AMOCO CORP $617.09 23 ARVINMERITOR INC. $21,717.80 ASPLUNDH TREE EXPERT CO.
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