East News for September 2001
- Serio Assures Congress Industry Can Manage NY Disaster, Pays Tribute to Neil Levin
- Zurich Reestablishes NY Offices
- ‘Fraud Fighter’ Awards For Two Penna. Insurance Investigators
- Costante to Take Over from Quagliaroli as MIIX CEO
- Phoenix Sets Loss Figures, Confirms Claims Procedures
- Erie Indemnity Puts Disaster Cost Between
- Serio Issues Warning on Insurance Adjusters
- ING Names McInerney to Head Aetna, ReliaStar Units
- NYSID Tells Insurers to Accept Affidavits for
- Philadelphia Consolidated Sees Minimal Losses from Sept. 11 Attacks
- Buildings Near Trade Center Appear O.K.
- Chubb Estimates $500-$600 Million in Losses from Terrorist Attacks
- Harleysville, NYMAGIC Estimate Terrorist Attack Losses – Chubb , Fitch Opinions
- Liberty Mutual, Hartford Confirm Estimates of Terrorist Attack Losses
- Study Finds Conn. Workers Comp Very Efficient
- NY Ins. Dept. Coordinates Insurers’ Disaster
- Transatlantic Holdings Estimates Attack Losses
- Insurance Vital to Rebuilding New York Says III
- Displaced NY Companies Search for Office Space
- NY Reg 68 Auto Insurance Reforms Stay Blocked
- Judge Sets December 4 Deadline for Reliance
- AIIC Appeals NJ Commissioner’s Auto Rate Decision
- Insurance Auto Auctions Opens Conn. Site
- Liberty Mutual to Acquire OneBeacon P/C Operations in Partnership Deal
- Unpaid Winners Sue Conn. Insurer for Default
- NYID Appeal Reinstates Start of Reg 68 Reforms
- Hilb, Rogal Acquires Baltimore’s Thaler Enterprises
- MetLife Auto Wins $3 Million Fraud Judgment
- FBI Arrests Priest in Frankel Fraud Case
- Mass. Rejects Eastern Bid To Raise Workers Comp Rates
- NY Trial Lawyers Block Scheduled Auto