East News for November 2002
- $100,000 in Stolen Equipment Recovered in Pa.
- Alea North America Names New VP
- Settlement between AIG, WorldCom Approved by Judge
- Harleysville Mutual to Acquire Penn Mutual
- W.Va. Workers’ Comp Fund Deficit Approaching $3 Billion
- Talking on Phone Getting Expensive in N.Y.
- Hanover Fire and Casualty Ratings Affirmed
- Safety Insurance IPO Begins Trading
- NAII Decries W.Va. Court Ruling on Banks Selling Insurance
- N.Y. Fraud Investigation Results in 71 Arrests
- PIANY, Progressive Meet as Part of Company Outreach Program
- HAP Lauds Gov.-Elect’s Med-Mal Task Force Initiative
- Atlantic Mutual to Utilize InsBridge Rating Tools
- AMS, The Hartford Offer Rating, Agency Management Integration
- ULLICO Unit Now Covers NYC Firefighters’ Union
- AIA Names Northeast Region VP
- N.Y. Woman Arrested on Workers’ Comp Fraud Charges
- Pa. Insurance Dept. Closes Unlicensed Agency
- PIANY Launches Company Outreach Program
- NYC Comptroller, AAI Square off over High Rates
- CIBGNY Appoints 2003 Officers
- AAI Says NYC Comptroller Shouldn’t Blame Insurers for City’s Problems
- AMS, Marshall & Swift/Boeckh Form Marketing Agreement
- AscendantOne Launches Solution Suite 2.0
- Insurers, Agents Debate Insurance Issues at CEO/Agency Conference
- CPCU Society to Host N. J. Construction Insurance Seminar
- AAI Discourages Md. Mold Coverage Mandate
- Safety Insurance Amends IPO
- Selective Third Quarter Premiums Up 13%
- NAII Opposed to Proposed Mass. Telemarketing Regulations
- Greenberg, Oxley to Speak at 13th Annual Executive Conference
- S&P Revises Highlands Ratings After Bankruptcy Filing
- NAII Decries N.H. Court Ruling on Workers’ Comp Interest Payments
- Pa. JUA Offers Med-Mal Discount to Physicians with No Claims
- Serio to Form N.Y. State Commission on Terrorism Insurance
- PIA Glenmont Alliance Unveils New Web Site
- Highlands Files for Bankruptcy