East News for June 2011
- New Jersey Court OKs Workers’ Compensation in Obesity Death Case
- Motorcycle Rider Deaths Rise in Delaware
- Jury Acquits Foreman in Deadly Ground Zero Bank Fire
- Mass. Now Estimates Tornado Claims at $175 Million
- New York’s Schirick Brokerage Merges with Bollinger
- Conn. Man Wins Nearly $1M for Botched Eye Surgery
- Maine Police Brutality Case Settled
- 3 New Jersey Insurers Switch to Plymouth Rock Brand Name
- Pennsylvania Governor Signs ‘Fair Share’ Civil Liability Reform
- How Workers’ Compensation Politics Shut Maine Government 20 Years Ago
- Crashes Increase at New York State’s Roundabouts
- Roth Joins XS Brokers to Head New Connecticut Office
- Vermont Contractor Faces Workers’ Compensation Fraud Charge
- New York Offers Self-Service Printing of Insurance Licenses
- Bollinger Acquires New Jersey Agency, PCG
- Massachusetts Obtains Credit Insurance Refunds for Customers
- New York, Swiss Insurance Authorities Sign Cooperation Pact
- Travelers Tournament Raises $1 Million for Charity
- Vermont to Hold Meetings This Week on Flood Aid
- Rhode Island Senate Passes Seat Belt, Cell Phone Driver Bills
- O’Reilly To Oversee Mid-Atlantic for PHLY
- Connecticut Insurance Licensing Going Paperless
- New York Approves Deregulation of Large Commercial Insurance Products
- Brooklyn Auto Body Shop Charged with Inflating Bills to Insurer
- Allstate Seeks to Recover $1 MiIlion in New York Fraud Lawsuit
- Bridgeport Rebuilding as Tornado Anniversary Marked
- Hall Named Top Exec at Great Falls
- New York City Police Officer’s Horse Suit Dismissed
- New York City Fixes Contractor Insurance Rule After Agents Sound Alarm
- Massachusetts Family’s 9/11 Lawsuit Blames Logan Airport Security
- Lawyers Immune to Ex-NFL Player’s Fraud Suit, Connecticut Court Rules
- Halisky Joins RLA in Mid-Atlantic
- Boating Deaths in New Jersey Rise in 2010
- New Chief Judge of Delaware Chancery Court Confirmed
- Virginia County to Charge for Ambulance Trips
- Grise Joins The Keating Group
- Court Says Suit Can Proceed over WTC Tower Collapse
- New York Mets: We Didn’t Shop for Madoff Ponzi Insurance
- New Jersey Man Charged with Trying to Sink His Own Boat
- Ambrose Promoted at Russell Bond
- Aspen Names O’Hara as Marine Claims Exec
- Whistleblower Sues N.H. Insurance Regulators
- Advocates Say Mass. Temp Agencies Need Oversight
- Maine Jury Awards $6.7M in Malpractice Case
- New Jersey Town Approves Heliport for Powerbroker’s Firm
- Massachusetts Tornado Claims Now Up to $140 Million
- Rhode Island City Seeks Reimbursement for Historic Mill Fire Costs
- Vermont Opens Loan Program for Flood-Damaged Businesses
- Virginia Governor Signs School Safety Legislation
- ReSource Intermediaries Names McGlinn Senior Associate
- Coast Guard Urges Boating Safety After 9 Deaths
- Maine Jury Awards $6.7 Million in Hospital Malpractice Case
- Hayes Named Chief Exec Deputy Director at NYSIF
- Providence Storm-Related Debris Pickup to End
- Fire Destroys Pennsylvania School District’s Buses
- New York City Police Pay More in Liability Claims Than Hospitals
- OSHA Proposes $243K Fine for Maine Contractor
- Fewer Tickets Issued During Delaware Seatbelt Campaign
- Verisk Buys Health Data Firm for $60M
- Fatal Virginia Bus Crash Shines Light on Driver Fatigue
- Pennsylvania Hospital Sued over Exhumation
- United Frontier Now an MSO Member
- New York Governor Wants Tougher Penalty for Texting Drivers
- Demolition Begins of Fire-Ravaged Mill in R.I.
- Fire Pit Fuel Pulled After New York Explosions
- Massachusetts Family Sues Following Boy’s Escalator Death
- New York Health Insurance Exchange Bill Preserves Agents’ Role
- Vermont Officials Seek Flood Damage Reports
- Boyd Named Regional Exec at ISU
- Homeowners Seek $90M for Massachusetts Tornado Damage
- Active Hurricane Season Ups Risk for Mid-Atlantic
- New Jersey Court Denies Blogger Shield Protection
- Two More Massachusetts Motorcycle Insurers Send Settlement Checks
- Anderson Joins Gendelman Insurance
- $3.75M Settlement Reached over Pennsylvania Coal Discharges
- Pennsylvania Woman’s Lawsuit Claims Dunkin’ Brew is Too Sweet
- Prosecutor: Prolific Arsonist Jailed in Pennsylvania
- Thousands Sign Up for Massachusetts Crowd Manager Law
- Massachusetts Officials Collecting Storm Damage Reports
- Agents Warn of Insurance Complications for NYC Contractors
- Rhode Island Radio Personality Admits Insurance Scheme
- New Hampshire Association Repaying $17M
- New Jersey Court: Drunk Driver Can Sue Bar that Served Him
- Massachusetts Digs out After Deadly Tornadoes
- Virginia Regulators Urge Homeowners to Check Coverage
- Cioppa Named Acting Superintendent in Maine
- Gallagher Buys D.C. Financial Firm
- Halvorsen Joins Lockton in New York
- Driver of Car Hit by Train is Billed for Damage
- Rhode Island Radio Host, Ex-Politician to Admit to Fraud
- Two Diamond Dealers Get Prison in Fake NYC Heist
- License Plates Proposed for NYC Bike Messengers
- Massachusetts Jury Rejects Claim Against Cigarette-Maker