East News
November 6, 2009
- New York Insurers Say No-Fault Claims are Driving Up Costs
- Chimp-Attack Victim Seeks to Sue State of Connecticut
- Baltimore Jury Awards $2.5M in Lead Paint Case
- Delaware Anti-Speeding Campaign Nets 6,322 Tickets
- State: Massachusetts Woman Due $1M in Discrimination Case
November 5, 2009
- Liberty Mutual's Boston Building Earns Energy-Savings Certification
- Program Will Monitor Maryland Doctors' Handwashing
- Family of Massachusetts Woman Who Died on Escalator Sues
November 4, 2009
November 3, 2009
November 2, 2009
- Arbella Gets Ratings Upgrade from A.M. Best
- Connecticut Insurance Agent Admits Stealing Clients' Money
- Rhode Island House Approves Texting-while-Driving Ban
- Suit over Western Pennsylvania Fire that Killed 4 Dismissed
- S.H. Smith Hires Two
October 30, 2009
- Pa. Court: Earlier Asbestos Settlement Has No Impact on New Suit
- New York Signs Regulatory Agreement with El Salvador
- State Investigating Another Botched Surgery at Rhode Island Hospital
- Family Sues over Connecticut Woman's Bathrobe Fire Death
- Feds Say New York City Logged 90 Workplace Deaths in 2008
October 29, 2009
- Arrests Made in Western Pennsylvania Arson Spree
- Noto Joins Swett & Crawford in New Jersey
- Tom Brokaw to Address Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation Gala
October 28, 2009
- GUARD Introduces BOP in New York
- Connecticut Judge: Killer's Insurance Company not Liable
- Two People Injured in New York City House Explosion
October 27, 2009
- Some Ex-Workers Object to Kodak Settlement Offer
- AIX Group Offers Preferred Logistics Program
- Real Estate Agent Arrested for Workers' Comp Fraud in New York
October 26, 2009