East News for March 2011
- New York City Landlords Facing Harsher Bedbug Penalties
- Murder Is an Accident? To Insured It Is, New York’s Highest Court Says
- New York Sting Nets 13 Arrests for Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Simanoff Joins Morstan General Agency
- Crackdown on Distracted Drivers Under Way in Connecticut
- Maine Couple Loses Lawsuit Against Cement Company
- Coleman Joins All Risks
- New York Dilutes Plan to Merge Banking and Insurance Departments
- Connecticut Lawmakers Approve Local Lawsuit Protection Bill
- New Jersey, Home to Oldest U.S. Nuke Plant, Reviewing Safety
- NYC Marks 100th Anniversary of Deadly Factory Fire
- Rhode Island Ponders Forcing Insurers to Buy Driving Records
- Rhode Island Town Not Liable for $4.3M in Damages in Bullying Suit
- Proudlove Named VP at Global Aerospace
- Injured Cyclist’s Family Sues Car Driver for $10M
- New York Ex-Lawmaker Gets Prison in Insurance Fraud Case
- Company Faces $300M Penalty in Pennsylvania Pollution Suit
- Pennsylvania Ponders Workers’ Comp for Small Business Owners
- Virginia’s CSE Agency Joins Keystone
- Connecticut Woman Tests State Workers’ Comp Laws
- Vermont Lawmakers Ask for Study on Medical Malpractice
- Maryland Weighs Prohibition on Insurers’ Use of Credit Scores
- Former New York Lawmaker Faces Prison for Insurance Fraud
- Virginia Man Wins $25M in Lawsuit Against Exxon
- New Jersey Captive Group Appoints Board
- New York Governor Will Review Safety at Nuclear Plant
- New Hampshire City Investigates Five Arsons in Six Days in
- New York Fraud Investigators Arrested 668 People Last Year
- Worker at Rhode Island Business Dies
- Dad of Gas-Soaked Stun Gun Victim Sues Pennsylvania Police
- Integro Acquires Windward International
- Business Chief to Stay on in Maine Cabinet
- Massachusetts Urged to Remove Dangerous Dams
- No-Fault Claims Top New York Insurance Fraud List
- MEMIC Promotes Bourque to Senior Vice President
- Core Programs Established in New Jersey
- XL Adds Schenone to Space Underwriting Unit
- KMRD Adds Two Producers
- Rhode Island Attorney General Opposes Workers’ Comp Rate Hike
- Judge Tosses $20M Suit Against Police in Pennsylvania Pursuit Death
- Connecticut PIA Elects New Officers
- Couch Braunsdorf Hires Routzahn as D.C. Sales Director
- Maine Gets Break in Federal Health Care Overhaul
- Aspen Launches U.S. Surety Unit
- RCM&D Buys TRION’s Commercial P&C Division
- Insurance Costs Lead to Ticket Tax at Pennsylvania Theater
- KPMG Names Hay to Lead Insurance Practice
- William Palumbo Agency Partners with Investment Firm
- Trevisan Named Senior Vice President at Willis Human Capital
- Pennsylvania Ponders Election for Insurance Commissioner
- USI Acquires Amerisc
- ProMutual Reduces Premiums for Massachusetts Dentists
- SIAA Adds New Members
- Kruse Joins Condon & Skelly
- Interstate Insurance Management Promotes Four
- ‘Spider-Man’ on Broadway Slapped with Violations
- Feds Eye New York Scaffold Collapse that Ended in Rescue
- USI Acquires Amerisc
- Liberty Mutual Hiring 100 for Boston IT Center
- Turner Joins XL as Product Recall Manager
- Aon Adds Three Execs in Tri-State Region
- Maine Regulators Recovered $3.5 Million Last Year
- Former Rhode Island Town Councilman Admits Taking Bribes
- Main Street Insurance Agencies Elects New Officers
- New York City Obstetricians Face Insurance Cutoff
- Agreement Leaves Massachusetts Workers’ Comp Rates Flat
- Cubano Joins Provider Insurance
- New Jersey Seeks Premium Refunds for Scrapped Tunnel Project
- Virginia Wildfires Still Going a Week Later