East News for June 2009
- Water Safety a Specialty for Pennsylvania Investigator
- Jimcor Agencies Adds Workers’ Comp Program
- Wheeler Named Insurance Director for New Jersey
- Insurance Agency Sued by New York AG over Old Oil Spill on its Land
- New Jersey Lawmakers OK Immunity for Some Teen Drinkers
- New Hampshire Ruling Clouds State’s Claim to Malpractice Fund
- Maine Panel to Oversee Response to Juvenile Fire-Setters
- FEMA Investigators Probing Western Pennsylvania Storm Toll
- Coal Miner Killed by Falling Rock in Western Pennsylvania
- Connecticut Trucking Company Owner Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison
- Cleary Joins Colemont as Vice President
- Court: Professional Liability Policy Excludes Patent Claims
- Agents Advised to Know How Work Comp Trusts Differ From Typical Insurance Companies
- Neighbors Sue over Natural Gas Blast in Massachusetts
- Wholesale Brokerage NAPCO Relocates New Jersey Headquarters
- Albaret Joins Hunter Insurance in Rhode Island
- Convicted Pennsylvania Judge Joyce to Keep $82K Pension
- Pittsburgh Police Probe Sixth Arson 2 Weeks
- Four Injured in Brooklyn Building Collapse
- PIANJ Elects New Leadership
- Documents Show Connecticut Officials Were Warned about Chimp
- Delaware City Considering Phone Ban for Drivers
- Healthcare Providers: New Hampshire Can’t Take $110M Surplus
- Wife of New Jersey Musician Killed in Airline Crash Sues
- Worker Injured When Floor in New York Building Collapse
- Rhode Island Man Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion in Connecticut
- A.M. Best Lower Outlook for Boston’s Plymouth Rock Assurance Corp.
- AAA Will Not Perform Registry Functions in Massachusetts
- New Rhode Island Law Saves Residents Money When Storms Loom
- William Gallagher Makes Several Executive Appointments
- Western New York Highway Workers Hurt in Collision
- MetLife Names Fagan as Regional SalesManager in Central New Jersey
- Two Former New Jersey Officials Sentenced for Bribe-Taking
- Judge: No Coverage for N.J. Manic Depressive with a Credibility Problem
- Bostonian Group Launches P/C Risk Management Practice
- Eater Named Assistant Vice President at Millers Capital
- Holborn Makes Executive Appointments
- Maryland Hospital Fined after Failure to Report Errors
- Lawmakers Want to Improve New Jersey’s Storm Preparedness
- Head of New York Workers’ Comp Board Stepping Down
- Stalled New York City Construction Sites Could Become Safer
- Catto Named Operations Chief of Vermont Mutual
- Herr Named COO at VIST Insurance in Pennsylvania
- Navigators Names Byrnes as General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer
- Maryland Investigating Death of Man at Ice Cream Plant
- New York Railroad Disputes Crossing Claim
- Virginia College Notifies Students about Possible ID Theft
- Court Finds Liability Policy Excludes Claim in Trademark Case
- DeCotis Names Haughey as Operations Manager
- The Hartford Refunds $150,000 over Delaware AARP Auto Program
- Steiff Worker Files $80M Sexual Harassment Suit
- Beacon Hill Associates Offers Workers’ Comp Product
- Keystone Takes Stake in East Coast Risk Management
- Connecticut Safety Crackdown Takes 153 Vehicles off the Road
- Rhode Island Getting $2.3M in Stimulus for Flood Protection
- Woman Wins Suit Against Virginia Assisted Living Home
- Massachusetts Man Killed at Seafood Processing Plant
- Data Show New York Malpractice Payouts Steady
- Former New Jersey Councilman Gets 6 Years in Insurance Sting
- Seth Joins Acadia as Assistant Vice President
- Arson Guts Maine Topless Coffee Shop
- Parents of New Hampshire Victim Seek Improved Construction Safety
- WKF&C Adds E&S Coastal Wind Coverage in 4 New England States
- Vermont CPCU Society Elects New Officers
- Maryland Insurance Agent Reilly to Fill State Senator’s Seat
- AIG to Sell New York Buildings Including Pine St. Headquarters
- Stop-Work Order Bill Awaits Signature by New Jersey Governor
- Palisades Partners with NBIC to Offer New Jersey Coastal Coverage
- Insight Launches ID Theft-Protection Program
- Insurer Can’t Deny Property Coverage Because of Nearby Excavation
- Strohfus Named Senior Vice President at Acadia
- Massachusetts Pike Drivers See Increase in Tickets
- Insurer Closing Claims Office in Maine
- Lack of Waiver Voids Coverage for New Hampshire Climbing Gym
- Worker Dies When Truck Tire Explodes at New Jersey Firm