East News for June 2004
- R.I.’s Pawtucket Mutual Cancels All Remaining Policies
- Maryland Med-Mal Insurer Granted 59.6% Rate Hike
- N.J. Family, N.Y. Man Brake for Auto Fraud
- N.Y. Agents Hail Reactivation of Fair Plan Finally
- New Mass. Auto Plan On Way to Commissioner; New Safe Driver Plan Questioned
- R.I. Lawmakers Recess After Approving Lead Paint Delay and New Health Insurance Post
- N.J. to Fine Drivers Using Cell Phones Starting July 1
- Va. Gov. Reports Federal Approval of Disaster Assistance for Several Counties
- Conn. Special Session Misses Opportunity to Override Med-Mal Veto
- N.J. Commissioner: Auto Insurance Market Recovering; Drivers Reap Benefits
- IJ East Adds Molchan as Regional Manager for Advertising Sales
- Maryland Gov. Establishes Med-Mal Task Force
- 2004 State IIAJC Jr. Golf Tourney Plans Set
- Woronoco Bank to Buy Colton Agency in Mass.
- HIP of N.Y. Acquires ConnectiCare
- The Hartford Names Drago to Head P/C Field Operations
- Pa. Court Upholds Ruling on GTE and Y2K
- N.Y. City Traffic Deaths Drop 23%
- N.Y. Passes AIA-Backed Scoring Bill
- PCI Urges R.I. Gov. to Halt Rental Car Amendment
- Atlantic Benefit Services Hires Rodgers to Lead EBP
- Virginia Appeals Reported to Save $2 Million
- R.I. Session Nears End with Med-Mal Push
- Conn. Gov. Rowland, Former Insurance Agent, Resigns from Office Amid Impeachment Inquiry
- N.Y. Assembly Prepares to Close Today with Budget, Fair Plan, Other Insurance Issues Unresolved
- Conn. Gov. Signs Insurance Bills Before Exiting
- N.Y. to Hear 29% WC Rate Bid Next Week
- PMA Insurance Group Names Burke VP
- Banknorth to Buy Drake, Swan & Crocker in Mass.
- N.Y. Court Upholds Denial of Sept. 11 WC Claim
- State’s Largest Auto Writer, Commerce, Questions Legality of Reforms of Mass. High Risk Pool
- Bikers’ Complaint Over Mass. Rates Nixed
- Veto of Vt. UIM Bill Upheld
- R.I. Senate Backs Regional Health Plan
- Md. Doctors, Insurers Work on Med-Mal Fund
- Banknorth Establishes Captive for Roofers
- Mass. May Cut Interest Paid on Med-Mal Awards
- Maine Changes Licensing Exam Provider
- N.Y. State Compensation Fund Steadies the Market
- Insurance Journal Adds Molchan as Regional Manager
- AMA Labels Mass. 20th Med-Mal Crisis State
- Pa. Colleges Expand Insurance Buying Group
- Collins Associates Adds Johnson in N.Y. Office
- Schaefer to Serve as TechAssure Chairman
- Mass. Gay Marriage Has Property/Casualty Effects
- New R.I. Law Allows Terrorism Exclusion for Certain Commercial Risks
- R.I. Eyes Delay in Lead Paint Regulations
- John Hancock CEO Announces Retirement
- Mass. Doesn’t Know What It’s Missing In Insurance, State Official Tells Boston CPCUs
- Judge Orders N.J. Med-Mal Data Made Public
- Sept. 11 Victims Fund Nears Final Day
- Mass. Lawmakers Approve Commercial Deregulation
- Conn. Issues Reminder on Policies for Military
- Norman Spencer McKernan Appoints Kanehann as COO
- Vt. Lawmakers to Respond to Uninsured Bill Veto
- Spectator Injured by Foul Ball Strikes Out at Fenway
- N.H. Weighs High Costs of Underage Drinking
- S&P Affirms Hanover, Raises Allmerica Ratings
- Vermont Governor Vetoes Underinsured Motorist Bill
- Burns & Wilcox Opens New Jersey Office
- Malpractice Insurer Exit From Mass. Worries Physicians
- Mass. Lawmakers Eye Tougher Teen Driver Laws
- In Pa., ‘The Family’ Charged in Slip-and-Fall Scam
- Mass. Grants Extra 30-Days for Assigned Risk Rules
- Capstone Insurance Opens Doors in Boston
- PIA Conn. Survey Cites Top Performing Insurers
- Maine High Court Upholds Tort Exceptions
- R.I. Blues Willing to Accept Public Board Members
- N.J. Panel Recommends Motor Vehicle Fine Adjustments
- OneBeacon Renewals of Providence Washington Small Busness Accounts to Begin Aug. 1
- Proposal to Replace Mass. Safe Driver Plan Unveiled; New Merit Rating System Sought by 2006
- Flooded Pa. Homeowners Bailed Out by Feds
- IWIF to Boost Workplace Accident Awareness in June
- Sen. Clinton, Bipartisan Coalition Ask USDA to Improve Apple Crop Insurance
- Pa. Officials Selling Reliance Properties to Raise Cash
- In Virginia, Prepaid Legal Agents Must Register with Consumer Affairs Office Starting July 1
- Pa. Gov. Rendell Unveils Work Safety Campaign
- R.I. Motor Vehicle Registry Expands Online
- Vermont to Mandate Safety Course for Motorcyclists
- After 205 Years, R.I.-Based Providence Washington to Close Its Doors
- Mass. High Risk Rules on Commissioner’s Desk; Safe Driver Plan Next on Reform Agenda
- Conn. Supreme Court Affirms Expert Testimony Test
- Maine Hopes Resource List Will Aid Homeowners
- New Surveillance Technology Unveiled to Fight No-Fault Auto Fraud in New York City
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