East News for May 2001
- Maine Enacts Financial Privacy Bill
- CyberOpticLabs Inc. Becomes Cordia Corp.
- New York Woman Arrested for Insurance Fraud
- Penn. Supreme Court Upholds Ruling on Weekend Payment of Premiums
- Alea Group Goes Ahead With Purchase Plan
- Seven Arrests Made for Insurance Fraud
- NAII Notes Penn. Privacy Reg Corrects ‘Opt-Out’ Problem, But Still Includes Workers’ Comp May 25, 2
- Harvard Law School Receives Grant from Swiss Re for Study
- Md. Governor Signs AIA’s Workers’ Comp Bill
- Penn. Hospitals, Physicians Call for Medical Liability Reform
- Frontier Insurance Group and Physician’s Reciprocal Insurance Sign MGA and Brokerage Agreements May
- New York Investigation Leads to Fraud Arrests
- IIAA of New York Chooses Personnel,
- Highlands Insurance Trims Workforce
- Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Cos. Ratings Affirmed
- N.Y. No-Fault Insurance Anti-Fraud Summit Conference Scheduled
- Conn. Gov. Rowland to Open Independent Insurance Agents’ Bank
- Serio Confirmed in New York
- Pa. Professional Liability Joint Underwriting Association Names President
- N.Y.’s Operation Goldbrick III Leads to 11 Workers’ Comp Fraud Arrests
- Chubb to Host Investor Conference in New
- Connecticut Insurance Department Joins Site
- ProMutual to Increase Malpractice Insurance Rates
- Study Searches for Conn. Auto Rate Relief
- IBANY Names Administrators for 2001-2002
- Hartford Financial Names a New CFO
- Prudential Demutualization Plan Moves Forward