East News for May 2010
- Fire Destroys Delaware Poultry House, Killing 26K Chicks Lost
- Owner of Chimpanzee in Connecticut Mauling Dies at 72
- New York Man’s Kidney Transplant Gave Him Woman’s Cancer
- New Jersey Airport Not Liable for Plane Damaged by Car
- Massachusetts AG Wants New Regulations for Insurers, Agents
- Report: Massachusetts Doctors Under Increasing Pressure
- Lead Paint Firms Must Cover Own Costs in Rhode Island Suit
- DiNardo Joins Provider Insurance in Massachusetts
- Maryland Suspends Insolvent Oklahoma Insurer
- New Hampshire Fight over Malpractice Fund Surplus Continues
- Class Status Granted in Connecticut Volleyball Lawsuit
- Trade Groups Sue New York over Pay Rules
- New York Insurance Regulator Hands Out Large Fines
- Lynkins to Head Insurance Council of New Jersey
- Virginia Firm Fined $185K for Wood Chipper Accident That Killed Teen
- Trucking Firm Suing New Hampshire in Crash That Killed Boy
- Former Vice President at Rhode Island Insurer Acquitted
- Masiello Opens Seacoast New Hampshire Office
- Crane Company Admits Bribing New York City Inspector
- Rhode Island Offers Hearings for 1,500 Suspended Drivers
- New Jersey’s NIA Group Adds Three Producers
- John M. Glover Agency Acquires APS San Angelo in Connecticut
- Thomas Named Marketing Head at Millers Capital in Pennsylvania
- Vermont Commissioner Resigns, Deputy Named as Replacement
- Chartis Expands Hurricane Services to Cape Cod
- Black Joins Freedom Specialty
- Temp-Worker Exec Charged with Insurance Fraud in New York
- Kingstone Swings to Profit in First Quarter
- Maryland County Wants Camera Lawsuit Dismissed
- Hahn to Head Crump’s New York Offices
- New York Regulator Recovered $32M for Consumers in 2009
- Injured Passenger Can Sue Airline for Negligence in State Court
- Connecticut Babysitter to Pay $1.1M Settlement over Boy’s Drowning
- Official: Machine was Origin of New Hampshire Explosions
- CNA Appoints Abercrombie as Commercial Underwriting Officer
- Family Won’t Seek Class Damages for Pennsylvania Webcam Spying
- Brown & Brown Acquires Four Connecticut Insurance Agencies
- Court: Pennsylvania City, Not Insurer, Must Pay Settlement
- Massachusetts Greenhouse Fires Causes $4.5M in Damage
- Former New Jersey Cop Wins $5M in Lawsuit Against State Police
- Massachusetts Cuts Worker’s Comp Rates
- New Jersey Court Reverses Ruling in Insurance Records Case
- MEMIC’s Leonard to Chair of Workers’ Comp Organization
- New Jersey Targeting Growth in Captive and Reinsurance Markets
- Connecticut Jury Awards $2.9M to Bicyclist for Collision
- Gelia to Chair New York Agents’ Group
- Worker Misclassification Bill Advances in Vermont
- New York Lawmakers Hold Discussion on Coastal Insurance Issues
- SASSI Offers New General Liability Rates for New York Spas & Salons
- Man Held in South Carolina over Maine Topless Coffee Shop Fire
- Connecticut Lawmakers Fail to Take Up Power Plant Bill
- RLA Insurance Intermediaries Opens Boston Headquarters
- Vermont Lawmakers to Ban Driving While Texting
- New Hampshire House Considers Permanent Lake Speed Limits
- Bill for Seat Belts on Connecticut Buses Clears Senate
- Ex-Agent Gets Five Years for Connecticut Fraud
- Seven North Jersey Residents Charged In Auto “Give Up” Scheme
- Four More Massachusetts Insurers Settle over Driving Records
- Vermont School Had $200K in Winter Flood Damage
- Few New Jersey Teens Comply with Driver Decal Law
- Judge: Brown University Rape-Accusation Suit Can Proceed
- Brownyard Group Launches Client Services Division for Agents
- Sorkin Joins RMI Consulting
- Connecticut Agent to be Sentenced Today for $1.3M Theft
- Connecticut Lawmakers Pass Temporary TARP Bonus Tax
- Upstate N.Y. Dems Back Former Insurance Superintendent
- Virginia Spring Fire Season Draws to a Close
- Marsh Agency Acquires Bostonian Group