East News for September 2009
- Judge Allows Class-Action Overtime Suit against Erie Indemnity Co.
- Delaware Court Changes Underinsured Limits in Case of Hurt Motorcyclist
- New York City Begins New Licensing of Pedicabs
- Pennsylvania Farmers Reminded of Sept. 30 Crop Insurance Deadline
- Maryland Insurance Administration Accredited by State Regulators
- New Jersey Insurance Worker on Turning 100: ‘I Don’t Feel or Think Old’
- Norfolk & Dedham, Rockingam Group Form Mutual Insurance Alliance
- Insurer Valiant Doubling Size of New York Headquarters
- New York Wholesalers’ Group Elects New Officers
- Man Arrested for Setting Massive Fire in Bronx
- Connecticut Adds Second Test for Teen Drivers
- New Hampshire Campground Owners Sued in Flood Death
- New York Earns Accreditation by Insurance Commissioners’ Group
- Virginia Saw Increase in On-the-Job Fatalities Last Year
- New York City Construction Accident Reports up, Deaths down
- Virginia Agents Present Award to Lawmaker
- Rhode Island Insurer Dedicates Green Headquarters
- Pennsylvania Hospital Says Patients Exposed to ‘Health Risk’
- Forklift Accident Kills Man at New Hampshire Recycling Plant
- PIANY Elects New Leadership
- New York Carpenter Arrested for Workers’ Comp Fraud
- Officials: New York Firefighters Arriving on Scene in Record Times
- Connecticut Hospital Sued over Woman’s Suicide
- Massachusetts Health Costs on the Rise Again
- Massachusetts Allows Public to Verify Workers’ Comp Coverage
- Pilot OK after Small Banner-Towing Plane Crashes in Delaware
- Maine Oil Company Loses Money in ‘Phishing” Scam
- Connecticut Doubles Insurance Producer License Fees
- Maryland Woman Sues after Tripping over Flower Pot
- PURE Offers Personal Lines Coverage in Connecticut
- US Pharmacy Tech Sues Employer over Mock Holdup
- Maryland Man Ordered to Pay Restitution in Fire
- Suit against Massachustts Power Company Moves Forward
- Wrynn Confirmed as New York’s Newest Insurance Superintendent
- New York Issues New Draft of Disclosure Rules for Agents
- Rhode Island Agencies Form Network
- Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Stepping Down
- Pipe Corrosion led to Delaware Refinery Explosion
- Smith to Head Vermont Captive Insurance Association
- Irwin Siegel Agency Offers Addiction Treatment Coverage Program
- Massachusetts Commissioner Caps Premium Increase for Riskiest Drivers
- Former Pennsylvania Firefighter Enters Plea in Arsons
- Attorney: Ford Settles New Jersey Toxic Waste Lawsuit
- Concerns over Falling Furniture, TVs Spur New Jersey Bill
- AIG Pays $900K to Reconcile Mass. Workers’ Comp Payout Problems
- FAA Will Change Airspace Rules over Hudson River
- New Hampshire GOP Asks Governor to Work on Budget Changes
- Hayes to Head New York Liquidation Bureau
- Massachusetts Man Dies after Falling off Forklift
- Maryland Grocer to Pay $275K to Settle Gender Suit
- New York Eases Rules for Placing Difficult Risks in Excess Market
- Man Held for Trial in 4 Pennsylvania Arsons
- Connecticut AG Wants Car Repair Practices Investigated
- New Jersey College Offers Insurance Degree
- AIG CEO Benmosche Regrets Criticizing New York AG Cuomo
- Purcell Named D.C. Insurance Commissioner
- New Jersey Mandates Fuller Hospital Error Disclosures
- New York Allows Lump Sum Workers’ Comp Payments