September 30, 2004

• Mass. A.G. Reilly Calls for 6.2% Cut in Auto Rates
• OSHA Cites N.H. Contractor for Cave-In Hazard
• Historic Liberty Bell Pavilion Given New Home on Campus of The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pa.

September 29, 2004

• Conn. Workers' Comp Writers File for Decrease
• R.I. Fire Marshal Struggles to Meet Tough Code
• Penn-America Group Notes Hurricane Losses
• Pa. Holds the Line on Storage Tank Fees
• Insurers Seek Delay in Pa. Church Abuse Trial

September 28, 2004

• Md. Docs to Stop Surgery to Protest Med-Mal Hike
• Vermont Welcomes Its 700th Captive
• Pa. Debates Green Light for Red Light Cameras

September 27, 2004

• Mass. Carnival Rides Face Inspections Following Death

September 24, 2004

• N.J. Panel Advances Contractors Insurance Fix
• PIANJ Golf Classic Sinks Record Amount

September 23, 2004

• Grand Jury Indicts 16 Including Lawyers and Agent for Alleged Lawrence, Mass. Auto Fraud
• Sen. Schumer Seeks N.Y. Nuke Workers' Compensation
• Probe of Fatal Carnival Accident in Mass. Underway
• Wyrsch Sworn In as N.J. Big 'I' Chairman
• Jefferson Pilot Products Now Available in N.Y.

September 22, 2004

• Maine Uncovers Bogus Hartford Casualty Operation
• Pa. Gov. Reports Aid for 15 More Counties
• N.H. Insurers Seek 2.5% Comp Rate Hike
• D.C. Fraud Bureau Warns On Sidewalk Sale
• Pa. Department Adds Agent Search to Web Site
• PMA Names Steinauer Md.-Va.-D.C. Manager

September 21, 2004

• Pilgrim Insurance Lands Excellent Mark from Best
• S&P: Harleysville Group 'BBB-' Ratings Affirmed; Outlook for Company Remains Negative

September 20, 2004

• Mass. Approves Commercial Auto Market Reforms

September 19, 2004

• President Declares Major Disaster to Assist Pa. Recovery From Ivan's Remnants

September 17, 2004

• N.J. Eyes Reducing Urban Auto Rate Subsidies
• State Sets Vermont Hospitals' Budgets

September 16, 2004

• Insurers Report 'Encouraging' Progress in Crackdown on Auto Claim Fraud in N.Y.
• Conn. OBGYNs Drop Malpractice Levy

September 15, 2004

• Maryland Approves 33% Med-Mal Hike
• Tower Group Buys Pre-Atlantic Mutual N.Y. Commercial Renewals from OneBeacon
• ACE USA Appoints N.Y.-Based Mayer to Senior VP Post to Lead Construction Practice
• Conn. Releases Auto, A&H Complaint Rankings

September 14, 2004

• Mass. Gov Urged to Veto Comp Provision in Budget
• GEICO Expansion Creates Jobs in Buffalo
• PMA Group Enhances Web site Loss Reporting

September 13, 2004

• Denn Wins Delaware Democratic Insurance Primary
• Boston's Insurance Professional of the Year Award to be Presented to David Lane, Agent and Representative
• PIANY Elects Ruchman, Officers for 2004-2005

September 12, 2004

• Industry Seeks Clarification of Mass. Residual Market Changes; Commerce Touts Own Transition Plan

September 10, 2004

• N.Y. Psychiatrist to Get Plenty of Couch Time; Receives 23-Count Indictment in Insurer Fraud Scam
• Mass. Man Nabbed for Insurance Fraud

September 8, 2004

• Va. Disaster Victims Warned of Fraud Threat
• Mass. Painter Gets Coated on Obstruction Charges

September 7, 2004

• N.J. Dept. Posts Insurance Company Reviews
• Former N.J. Neurologist Pleads Guilty to Scam
• Delaware's Race for Insurance Commissioner Pits Advocate Denn Vs. Conciliator Ennis

September 3, 2004

• Md. Woman 'Suffers' Guilty Plea over Comp Fraud

September 2, 2004

• Pa. Workers' Comp Study Says Injured Workers Satisfied
• Historic Richmond Hard Hit by Gaston Flooding
• N.Y.'s Smithtown Bank Buys Seigerman-Mulvey
• Officials Suspect Serial Arsonist in D.C., Md., Va. Area
• Toronto Bank Buying Majority of Banknorth
• Hilb Rogal & Hobbs Completes Two More Buyouts
• N.Y.-Based DCAP Seeks Nasdaq Listing

September 1, 2004

• Mass. Attorney General, Trial Bar, State Bureau Criticize 9.3% Auto Insurance Rate Request
• Virginia Declares State of Emergency After Gaston
• Double-Digit Health Cost Increases Continue in N.Y.
• Maryland Commissioner to Host Regional Meetings