East News for February 2010
- Arson Charge in Famed Philadelphia Music Company Fire
- Insurance Fraud Reportedly Increasing in Virginia
- Towse Joins Gowrie Group
- Beecher Carlson to Refund $90K Under Massachusetts Settlement
- ‘Snowed-In’ Ohio Man Charged in Western Pennsylvania Arson
- Suit Alleges Connecticut Plant Ignored Safety Procedures
- Connecticut Jury Awards $1M to Victim of Alleged Rape
- New York Recovered $32.2M for Policyholders Last Year
- Schwartzman Named Deputy Superintendent in New York
- Maryland Claims Adjuster Convicted of Theft
- New Jersey Insurance Agent Indicted for Stealing $300K in Premiums
- Wife Seeks $285M after Husband Fatally Shot by NYC Police
- Marchetti Joins Ames & Gough in Washington D.C.
- New York Agency Releases Upscale Restaurant Coverage
- New York State Insurance Fund Anti-Fraud Program Netted 154 Arrests
- PURE Expands High Value Home Coverage into Rhode Island
- Connecticut Insurance Agent Faces Sentencing for Fraud
- Maryland Governor Backs Ignition Lock for Drunk Drivers
- 17 People in Charged in Pennsylvania Insurance Scam
- Snow Causes $1.5M in Damage to Maryland Zoo
- Stress Claim Denied for Connecticut Cop Who Shot Chimpanzee
- Harleysville Profits Rise Dramatically
- Todd Named Named Business Development Director for CNA
- Torus Hires Maza to Oversee Management Liability Products in U.S.
- Boston Woman Loses Lawsuit over Secondhand Smoke
- New York City Blaze Declared Accidental
- Ex-Dunkin’ Brands Exec Sues Company for $5M
- William Gallagher Promotes Two in Boston
- Woman Sues CNN’s Cooper after Fall at New York City Home
- Heavy Snows Plaguing Roofs in Western Pennsylvania County
- Massachusetts Settles with Five Auto Insurers over Unreported Appeals
- McCrary Names President of Glatfleter Public Practice Group
- Cause of Pennsylvania Feed Storage Building Blaze Probed
- Certain Safety Codes Didn’t Apply to Connecticut Plant
- Man Sues State over New Hampshire Ice Storm Crash
- Mass. Supreme Court Rules Against Agents in Auto Insurance Lawsuit
- Connecticut Insurance Department Recovered Nearly $3.2M Last Year
- Liberty Mutual to Expand Boston Headquarters
- RIMS Says New York Pay-Disclosure Rules Don’t Go Far Enough
- Gas Cylinders Being Removed after Deadly Explosion in Connecticut
- Corjulo Joins ProMutual Group as Risk Management Consultant
- New Hampshire Asks Court to Reconsider $110M MedMal Ruling
- Massachusetts City Seeks $1.3M from Water Contractor
- Contractor Seeks Claims for Property Damaged by Explosion
- Grimm to Head Keystone’s Employee Benefits Division in Pennsylvania
- Storm Prompts Maryland to Ask Insurers for Leniency on Cancellations
- New York Requires Agents to Reveal How Much They’re Paid
- New York Agents Group Suing State over Pay-Disclosure Rules
- Acadia Expands Medical Office Coverage
- B&B Insurance Agency Opens in Maryland
- Massachusetts Settles With Commerce over Insurance Appeals Errors
- Murphy Named Insurance Commissioner in Massachusetts
- New York to Issue Watered-Down Disclosure Rules for Agents
- Killmeyer Joins The McIntyre Group
- Collapse Concerns Grow as Snowstorm Slams Eastern States
- At Least Five Workers Killed in Connecticut Energy Plant Explosion
- Police: Pennsylvania Arsonist Leaves Trail of Playing Cards
- Philadelphia Man Helped Stage Robbery to Collect Workers’ Comp
- Massachusetts Encouraging Brokerage Agreements for Former ERPs
- Judge Dismisses Libel Suit in Cape Cod Slaying
- Bills to Raise Virginia Speed Limits Pass
- Connecticut Governor Proposes Stricter Cell Phone Laws for Drivers
- Connecticut’s Webster Financial Says It Was Victim of Embezzlement Scheme
- Iordanou Named New York Regional Branch Manager for Allied World
- Vermont Locals Vow to Rebuild Twice-Torched Historic General Store
- Massachusetts Woman Dies After Being Struck by Fire Hose
- USG Adds Two to Pennsylvania Staff
- Maine Chicken Barn Fire Kills 72,000 Birds
- More Upstate New York Properties at Risk in Floods
- Lawsuit Filed Against Maryland Hospital over Stents
- Massachusetts to Allow Surcharge Appeals for Recalled Vehicles