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  1. California Agents Win Case Against State Farm Nov 6, 2009
    State Farm Fire and Casualty Company is going to have to pay the defense costs of the two former agents the insurance company fired, and then sued, according to a court ...
  2. Military Insurer USAA Expands Reach by 35 Million to All Veterans Nov 6, 2009
    Military insurance company USAA is expanding its customer base by nearly 35 million prospects by opening up eligibility for its products to all veterans who have honorably ...
  3. Chimp-Attack Victim Seeks to Sue State of Connecticut Nov 6, 2009
    The family of a Connecticut woman mauled and blinded by a chimpanzee sought Wednesday to sue the state for $150 million, saying officials failed to prevent the ...
  4. AIG Posts $455 Million Q3 Net Income; Stabilization Continues Nov 6, 2009
    American International Group may be a shadow of its former self but for the second straight quarter it has posted a profit. AIG reported net income of $455 million. ...
  5. 2 Insurance Execs Among the Most Powerful, Influential Women in Ohio Nov 6, 2009
    The 2009 Ohio Diversity and Leadership Conference announced recently that Gale King, executive vice president and chief human resources officer for Nationwide Insurance; ...
  6. Close House Vote on Healthcare Expected Tomorrow Nov 6, 2009
    Urged on by President Barack Obama, Democratic leaders in the House hustled Thursday to round up support for a sweeping healthcare overhaul headed to a close floor vote ...
  7. New York Insurers Say No-Fault Claims are Driving Up Costs Nov 6, 2009
    No-fault payments for medical claims by auto accident victims in New York have seen a dramatic increase over the last several years, one industry group says, and the state ...
  8. California Man Convicted of Insurance Licensing Perjury Nov 6, 2009
    California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner yesterday announced that Byron Andres Prado, 21, of Northridge was convicted November 2 of one count of misdemeanor ...
  9. State: Massachusetts Woman Due $1M in Discrimination Case Nov 6, 2009
    A former employee of a Cape Cod country club who said she was laid off because of her age has been awarded nearly $1 million by the Massachusetts Commission Against ...
  10. Allstate Reports Q3 Profit Nov 6, 2009
    Allstate Corp., the largest publicly traded U.S. home and auto insurer, reported a third qarter profit Wednesday, the improvement from a year ago loss made possible by ...
  11. Baltimore Jury Awards $2.5M in Lead Paint Case Nov 6, 2009
    A Baltimore brother and sister have been awarded $2.5 million in a lead paint case. Jurors decided Tuesday in favor of 20-year-old Dontae Wallace and 17-year-old Searra ...
  12. U.S. Senate Passes Tax Loss Credit for Business Nov 6, 2009
    U.S. companies of all sizes would get to apply losses in 2008 or 2009 to prior income over five years to receive tax refunds under a bill that passed the Senate by a ...
  13. British Study Raises Fresh Questions About Safety of Nanoparticles Nov 6, 2009
    Nanoparticles can damage the DNA of cells from a distance, even without crossing the cellular barriers that protect certain parts of the body, British researchers said on ...
  14. American Empire Surplus Unveils E&O Cover for Medicare Statutory Compliance Nov 6, 2009
    Cincinnati, Ohio-based American Empire Surplus Lines Insurance Company, a member of the Great American Insurance Group, has launched an errors and omissions liability ...
  15. Corps Begins $1B Barrier Project for Western New Orleans Nov 6, 2009
    Mindful that the suburban West Bank of New Orleans has regained its pre-Hurricane Katrina population and is primed for growth, the Army Corps of Engineers is launching a ...
  16. Myers Named Senior VP for Carolinas by Key Risk Nov 6, 2009
    Workers' compensation provider Key Risk has named Anne Myers as senior vice president, regional director for the Carolinas. She will report to Rob Standen, president of ...
  17. Late Season Hurricane Hits Nicaragua Nov 6, 2009
    According to catastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide and the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Hurricane Ida made landfall in eastern Nicaragua on Thursday morning, ...
  18. Fitch Receives Service Award from Central Oklahoma CPCU Chapter Nov 6, 2009
    The Central Oklahoma Chapter of the CPCU Society presented its Insurance Industry Service Award to Larry W. Fitch at the recent Insurance All Industry Day in Oklahoma ...
  19. California's Patrion Names Sales Executive Nov 6, 2009
    Riverside-based Patrion Insurance has named Dennis Silva of Murrieta as Senior Sales Executive. Prior to joining Patrion Insurance, Silva spent six years as a broker with ...
  20. Fitch May Cut Berkshire Rating on Burlington Buy Nov 6, 2009
    Fitch Ratings said Thursday it may cut its ratings on Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc on concerns about the effect its planned acquisition of Burlington Northern ...
  21. ExclusiveKronenberg Touts Innovation in Partnerships, Program Manager Role Nov 6, 2009
    Tony Campisi and Bill Kronenberg used to tease each other about merging their two Pennsylvania brokerage organizations. Just about a year ago, they started talking for ...
  22. Delaware Anti-Speeding Campaign Nets 6,322 Tickets Nov 6, 2009
    Delaware's four-month campaign against speeding produced 6,322 citations. The Office of Highway Safety says that's an increase of nearly 4,000 compared to a similar, ...
  23. NAS Promotes Underwriting Assistant Nov 6, 2009
    NAS Insurance Services has promoted Genevieve Alexander to Senior Underwriter. Ms. Alexander started at NAS six years ago as an underwriting assistant. She has ...
  24. 3 Injured, Home Destroyed in Texas Natural Gas Line Blast Nov 6, 2009
    A natural gas pipeline explosion shook homes, melted window blinds and shot flames hundreds of feet into the air early Thursday near Amarillo, Texas. Three people were ...
  25. Kentucky Derby Museum to Reopen Next April After Flood Damage Fix Nov 6, 2009
    The Kentucky Derby Museum will reopen next year after renovations to fix flooding damage are made to the tourist attraction showcasing the world's most famous horse race. ...