East News for November 2009
- 1 Electrocuted, 1 Hurt while Making Repairs in Virginia
- No Damage from Small Quake That Rattled Central Virginia
- Settlement Details Offered in Rhode Island Club Fire Case
- Balboni to Head P/C Practice at William Gallagher Associates
- Patterson-McKenna Insurance Joins Bollinger
- New York Regulator Proposes Changes to No-Fault Insurance Coverage
- Pittsburgh Insurance Agency Employee Steals $432K
- Plea Deal Reached in Pennsylvania Steel Town Arson Case
- Willis’ Plumeri to Be Honored at New York Charity Event
- New Jersey Supreme Court Upholds Fee Schedule for PIP Claims
- New Hampshire Promoting Safe Holidays with Proclamation
- Massachusetts Elderly Driver Bill Stalls on Beacon Hill
- Feds Report Fewer Workplace Deaths in New England
- Small Earthquake Shakes Western Maine
- Pennsylvania Woman Can’t Re-Sue Ernst & Young for $103M
- Court: Owners of Truck in Fatal Connecticut Crash Can Sue Insurer
- Connecticut Repair Shops Win $15 Million Against Insurer Over Appraisals
- Employee Charged with Arson in Virginia Pet Store Fire
- East Coast States Totaling Damage from Nor’easter
- Franklin Mutual Offers InsurCard Program in New Jersey
- Mass. General Surgery Training on Probation
- Insurance Agent Seeks GOP Nod in Pennsylvania Congressional Race
- Medical Errors Hidden after Connecticut Law Changed
- Pennsylvania Regulator to Fight Kingsway over Share Donations
- New Hampshire Man Gets 11 Years for Maine Business Fires
- Rhode Island Governor Opens Door to Domestic Partnerships
- New Jersey Lawmaker: Gay Marriage Bill Might Not Get Vote
- Virginia Governor Requests Federal Damage Assessment Teams
- Phenix Mutual Upgraded
- Scientists Reassure Pennsylvania Residents in Quake Swarms
- Maine Highway Safety Campaign Launched
- New Hampshire Creates Anonymous Tip Site for Misclassified Workers
- OSHA Fines Massachusetts Firm over Ice Machine Death
- Second Fire at Historic Vermont General Store Ruled Arson
- New York Insurance Association Elects New Officers and Directors
- Family Sues over Boy’s Death at Massachusetts Gun Show
- Former Vermont Commissioner Ledbetter Dies
- New Jersey Now Providing More Detailed Patient Safety Data
- Pennsylvania Landowner Blames Energy Drilling for Water Pollution
- Northeast Learns Lessons from ’08 Ice Storm
- State: Massachusetts Woman Due $1M in Discrimination Case
- Delaware Anti-Speeding Campaign Nets 6,322 Tickets
- Baltimore Jury Awards $2.5M in Lead Paint Case
- Chimp-Attack Victim Seeks to Sue State of Connecticut
- New York Insurers Say No-Fault Claims are Driving Up Costs
- Family of Massachusetts Woman Who Died on Escalator Sues
- Program Will Monitor Maryland Doctors’ Handwashing
- Liberty Mutual’s Boston Building Earns Energy-Savings Certification
- Fire Strikes Historic Vermont General Store Again
- Maine Workers’ Comp Rates Drop
- New York Ban on Texting-while-Driving Takes Effect
- HMS Announces Several Promotions
- S.H. Smith Hires Two
- Suit over Western Pennsylvania Fire that Killed 4 Dismissed
- Rhode Island House Approves Texting-while-Driving Ban
- Connecticut Insurance Agent Admits Stealing Clients’ Money
- Arbella Gets Ratings Upgrade from A.M. Best