Don Juhl to Focus on Technology Issues;
               John Dallas Brings Credit Information Expertise

    CHICAGO, June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago Title (NYSE: CTZ) announced today
that the company is making two key management changes.  Don Juhl, currently
president and chief executive officer of Kingston, N.Y.-based Chicago Title
Credit Services Inc. (CTCS) will now focus solely on the continued development
and implementation of Chicago Title's major technological initiative -- the
Electronic Spine.  In addition, John R. Dallas Jr. has joined the organization
to succeed Juhl in his posts at CTCS.
    Juhl was instrumental in developing the Electronic Spine that enables
Chicago Title customers to electronically order and receive any combination of
products -- including title, closing, credit, flood and appraisal products and
services.  Chicago Title has estimated that it will spend up to $20 million
over three years for the development of the Electronic Spine, a project that
was initiated in 1998.
    "Don Juhl is being charged with a considerable amount of responsibility.
We have made a huge investment in the Electronic Spine, and we're confident in
Don's ability to oversee that investment through deployment and
implementation," said John Rau, president and chief executive officer of
Chicago Title.
    John Dallas is former president of CreditComm Services LLC, Fairfax, Va.
CreditComm is a financial information services company that helps consumers
monitor their credit. Both Juhl and Dallas will report to Jeffrey Wilson,
executive vice president of Chicago Title.
    "John Dallas will help build greater awareness of our industry-leading
technologies, particularly our OrderNET(R) software," Rau said.  "I believe
these changes are vital in our continuing effort to become one of the most
technologically advanced companies in the real estate industry," he added.
    Prior to serving as president of CreditComm, Dallas was executive vice
president of Credentials Service International Inc., Orange, Calif., the
successor of TRW Credentials. He was also president of Market Access Resources
Corp. and ETX Corp. of New York.
    Chicago Title Corporation (NYSE: CTZ), through its subsidiaries, provides
title insurance, escrow and closing services, as well as property valuation,
credit information, flood compliance, property information/inspections and
default services through a network of more than 340 offices and approximately
4,100 agents nationwide. Chicago Title Corporation's title insurance
subsidiaries -- including Chicago Title Insurance Co., Ticor Title Insurance
Co. and Security Union Title Insurance Co. -- issue approximately one in every
five title insurance policies in the United States. Subsidiaries furnishing
other real estate-related products include Chicago Title Flood Services Inc.,
Chicago Title Credit Services Inc., Chicago Title -- Market Intelligence Inc.,
Chicago Title Field Services Inc. and Consolidated Reconveyance, a division of
Chicago Title Insurance Co.

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