East News for December 2009
- Vehicle Safety Inspections Fade into D.C. History
- New Jersey Court Reverses $260K Award to Family of Student
- PGU Promotes Lester
- Connecticut Town Settles Police Discrimination Case
- Pennsylvania Sting Nets 24 Arrests for Auto Insurance Fraud
- Russell Bond Promotes Two
- Task Force Formed to Probe Massachusetts Fires
- Cigarettes Sold in Virginia Must Meet Fire Standards
- Markel President Resigns
- Massachusetts AG Sues Agency Accused of Collecting Bogus Fees
- Report: Deregulation Made Massachusetts Auto Insurance Market Worse
- New York Orders Two Insurers to Reinstate 260 Policies
- White Connecticut Firefighters Seek Back Pay, Damages
- Maine’s United Insurance Acquires Mexico Agency from Northeast
- Massachusetts Woman Sues Nursing Home Where She Worked
- Marsh & McLennan Agency Buys New Jersey’s NIA Group
- Narragansett Bay Gets R.I. Renewal Rights from Quincy Mutual
- Massachusetts Court: No Workers’ Comp for Custodian’s 1999 Injury
- NYSIF’s Gleason Honored by New York Claim Association
- Experimenting Workers Start Pennsylvania Candy Company Fire
- $4.7M Settlement in Pennsylvania Convention Center Collapse
- New Year Changes New York Livery Firms’ Workers’ Compensation
- Rhode Island Nightclub Fire Victims Seek $176 Million Settlement
- New Hampshire to Require Sprinklers in All New Homes in 2012
- Erie, Pennsylvania Bans Cell Phone Use While Driving
- Insurance Does Not Cover Shootings by Drunk Pennsylvania Doctor
- Delaware Sub Shop Owner Faces Fraud Charges in New York
- New York Insurance Department Names Fritsch Deputy
- Judge to Rule on Virginia Tech Shooting Lawsuits by Jan. 15
- New York Insurance Anti-Fraud Group Honors YouTube Contest Winners
- New York Cancels 113 State Farm Non-Renewals on Long Island
- Maryland Insurance Commissioner Tyler Resigns to Join Federal Agency
- Montpelier Officials Happy Insurance Covers City’s 2004 Accounting Error
- Parmenter Joins Cowles & Connell in Connecticut
- Harleysville Insurance Names Rooney As Inland Marine VP
- Rhode Island Fines Allstate Over Consumer Choice in Car Repair
- Mass. Court: Teacher On School Ski Trip Due Workers’ Compensation
- New York Officials Sue Workers’ Compensation Trust Manager CRM
- TV Anchor Appeals Dismissal of Medical Malpractice Suit in Baltimore
- Disaster Aid to New England for Ice Storm Nears $80 Million
- New Year to Bring New Pay Disclosure Rules for New York Producers
- More Injuries on Public Than Private Sector Jobs in Virginia
- Ironshore Names Mammolite New York Region Executive
- Arbella Insurance in Massachusetts Promotes Jacobs, Hurley
- Councilor Proposes Ban on Texting While Driving in Boston
- Virginia Tech Faces $43 Million Lawsuit By Family Over Student’s Suicide
- Court Hears Copyright Lawsuit Over Baltimore Ravens Old Logo
- U.S. Offers Rewards to Help Solve New Hampshire Arsons
- Payout for Deadly Rhode Island Nightclub Fire Expected Within Weeks
- New York Requires Fingerprints for Some But Not Insurance Agents
- Mass. Weighs FAIR Plan Property Insurance Rates
- Pennsylvania’s Erie Weighs Ban on Cell Phone Use By Drivers
- Arbella Insurance Again Challenges Agents to Help Combat Hunger
- New Jersey’s Camden Borrows $1.2 Million to Pay Bias Settlement
- Maine Supreme Court Asked to Clarify Data Breach Law on Damages
- Rhode Island Hospital Apology Prompts Actor Woods to Settle Suit
- ACE Insurance Building First in Philadelphia with ‘Green’ Status
- Buono Joins New Day Underwriting in New Jersey
- New Jersey Township Faulted for Denying Private Insurer Contract
- New Jersey Car Insurance Prices Down But Still Rank Second Highest
- Documents Show How Ex-Cardinal Handled Conn. Sex Abuse Claims
- New Jersey City Considers Billing Insurers for Fire Calls
- La Salle to Pay $7.5M over Brain Injury to Football Player
- Two Pennsylvania Insurance Agencies Merge
- Six Former Employees at Maine College Claim Age Discrimination
- Debris on New York Highway Damages 2 Dozen Vehicles
- Rhode Island Strengthens Drunken Driving Laws