East News for October 2009
- New York Signs Regulatory Agreement with El Salvador
- Pa. Court: Earlier Asbestos Settlement Has No Impact on New Suit
- Feds Say New York City Logged 90 Workplace Deaths in 2008
- Family Sues over Connecticut Woman’s Bathrobe Fire Death
- State Investigating Another Botched Surgery at Rhode Island Hospital
- Tom Brokaw to Address Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation Gala
- Noto Joins Swett & Crawford in New Jersey
- Arrests Made in Western Pennsylvania Arson Spree
- Two People Injured in New York City House Explosion
- GUARD Introduces BOP in New York
- Connecticut Judge: Killer’s Insurance Company not Liable
- Real Estate Agent Arrested for Workers’ Comp Fraud in New York
- AIX Group Offers Preferred Logistics Program
- Some Ex-Workers Object to Kodak Settlement Offer
- William Gallagher Acquires RPG Insurance Administrators
- Minor Quake Recorded in Upstate New York
- Woman Robbed of $27K Insurance Payment
- Connecticut Recovers $700K for Consumers
- New Hampshire Agents Group Elects New Leadership
- Olympic Complex to Be Named for Former Erie Insurance Executive
- Report: NYC Construction Down 20 Percent
- Gard Joins Jimcor in New Jersey
- FirstEnergy Settles Shippingport Pollution Suit
- Massachusetts Court Says Smokers’ Lawsuit Can Go Forward
- Feds Propose $504K Fines for Pennsylvania Mine Operator
- Brodeur Named Vice President at Gowrie in Connecticut
- New Virginia Car Insurer to Host Grand Opening
- Jury Awards $200K to Virginia Newsman Banned from School
- New Jersey to Penalize Drivers for Ice and Snow Left on Vehicles
- Markel Named President of VFIS
- FirstEnergy Settles Shippingport Pollution Suit
- Connecticut Firefigher Sues over Promotion Test
- Chimp Owner Claims Connecticut Woman was Mauled on the Job
- New York Insurance Agents Fined For Accepting Kickbacks
- Delaware Business Group to Promote Workers’ Comp Discount Program
- Virginia Officials Tour Homes Built with Chinese Drywall
- Father Sues for $2.5M over NYC Student’s Drinking Death
- New Hampshire Argues Claim to $110M Malpractice Fund
- Report: Rhode Island Spends Most of Any State on Fire Aid
- Worker Dies in Philadelphia after 125-Foot Fall
- Explosion at Pennsylvania Asphalt Plant Injures Three
- Virginia Wildland Fire Season Begins Tomorrow
- $5M Settlement Reached over Leg Amputation
- Delaware City Sees Significant Increase in Kitchen Fires
- Brookey Joins PMA Companies
- New York Enforcers: $10K-a-Day Fraud Ring Had International Link
- Virginia’s Crashed Boats will be Safety-Teaching Tools
- Arbella Sponsors License Renewal Notification Program in Massachusetts
- New Jersey Agents Group Elects New Leadership
- New York Med Mal Insurer Reducing Buy-in for New Policyholders
- Operator Killed When Crane Falls into Virginia Lake
- New York Deputy Sheriff Accused of Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Virginia Woman Sentenced for Staging Auto Crashes
- New York Judge Awards Patient with Bedsores $2.2M
- Massachusetts Court Upholds $2M Award to Wal-Mart Pharmacist
- Maine Woman Cited under New Distracted Driver Law
- Prosecutors: Mobsters Worked as NYC Inspectors
- Judge Denies Dartmouth College Request in Ski Death Case
- New York Releases Auto Insurance Rankings
- Insurers Pay $700K to Settle Case over Massachusetts Coach’s Fatal Illness
- Carbon Monoxide Sickens 41 Workers in Virginia
- Lawsuit Filed in Maine over Propane Explosion
- The NIA Group Acquires Benefits Team