East News for October 2002
- PMA Partners with PMSI for Workers’ Comp Pharmacy Benefits
- IIABA: GLBA Does Not Preempt W. Va. Insurance Laws
- AIG Unit Offers Mold Protection Program to Eastern Schools
- W. Va. Woman Pleads Guilty to Workers’ Comp Fraud Charges
- Harleysville Names New Midwest Management
- N.J. Lawmakers Urged to Pass Med-Mal Reform
- Lincoln National Boosts Reserves After Selling Reinsurance Lines
- Harleysville Reports 16% Commercial Premium Growth
- PIANY Lauds Court’s Upholding of No-Fault Fraud Regulations
- GAB Robins Names New CFO
- Pa. Agriculture Secretary Touts Benefits of Crop Insurance
- Brooklyn Police Officers Charged in Auto Insurance Fraud Scheme
- Selective Closes Over-Allotment Option
- Pa. Med-Mal Crisis Deepens
- Willis Re Opens New England Facultative Office
- IBANY to Honor Chubb & Son, Serio
- AIA Names Mid-Atlantic Region Executive
- Allenbrook, Blue Cod Release Out-of-Sequence-Endorsement Product
- GE Employers Re Agrees to Sell Accountants’ E&O
- NAII Supports Maine Workers’ Comp Threshold Increase
- NAII Opposes Proposed Conn. Auto Repair Pricing Regulation
- Additional Workplace Safety Workshop Offered to Pa. Business Owners
- AIA Warns N.Y. Assembly of Unlimited Terror Risk
- N.Y. CPCUs to Recognize New Designees, Honor Serio
- Pa. Insurance Dept. Sues Reliance Accountant
- PIANY President Testifies Before State Assembly
- PMA Capital Plans $75 Million Debenture Offer
- Mayfare, Welland Enter Service Agreement
- IIANJ Appoints New Officers at Annual Conference
- CNA, Schinnerer Launch P/C Coverage for Real Estate Industry
- AAI to Pataki: Sign Bill to Curb Motor Vehicle Fraud
- Pa. Gov. Expected to Sign Med-Mal Reform Bill
- Pa. AG Commends Bill to End Venue Shopping
- McLean Joins Iroquois Group
- PIANH Announces 2003 Annual Conference
- AAI Backs N.J. Anti-Fraud Initiatives
- Argonaut Workers’ Comp Unit Names New Executives
- Mass. Rating Bureau Denies Auto Rate Hike Request
- Pa. Hospital Association Applauds Med-Mal Legislation
- SB&T Forms Vt. Captive
- Pa. Doctors, Patients Rally for Med-Mal Tort Reform
- DriverShield, eAutoclaims Abandon Merger
- PaACEP Urges Special Session for Pa. Med-Mal Liability Reform
- Arch Names Global Marine and Energy VP
- AIA Applauds N.J. Tort Reform Bill
- PIA Glenmont Alliance Pushes Passage of Terrorism Backstop Bill
- IIANJ Announces Details for 109th Annual Conference
- Selective, Siebels Bruce Back Out of Flood Insurance Deal
- Selective to Buy Servicing Rights to Siebels Bruce Flood Insurance
- N.Y. Man Charged with Fraudulent Claim on House Fire
- PIANJ Advantage Program Marks Five Year Anniversary
- N.Y. Insurance Superintendent to Address IBANY Fall Reception
- N.Y. Governor Signs Spousal Auto Liability into Law