East News for July 2006
- Mass. Universal Health Plan Gets Green Light from Feds
- Walker Joins N.J.’s McIntyre Group
- Former D.C. Captive Chief White to Direct Delaware’s Captive Effort
- Mass. Teen Driving Bill Advances
- Commerce Net Earnings Down in 2d Quarter But Up for First Half
- Mt. Washington Names Brack N.H. Marketing Rep
- New Yorkers Lash Out After 10-Day Blackout Ends
- Officials Conclude Arsonist Set Conn. Vacant Mill Fire
- Report: Big Dig Safety Officer Warned About Bolts
- Federal Law Trumps Mass. Oil Spill Law, Judge Rules
- Va. Officials to Review Bridge Project’s Role in Flooding
- N.Y. Cuts Time for Loss Runs
- Businessmen Pay Restitution to N.Y. Workers Comp Fund
- Gov. Rell Seeks Federal Aid for Crop Losses by Conn. Farmers
- Selective: Solid Premium Growth, Account Retention in 2d Quarter
- St. Paul Adding 600 Jobs in Conn.
- Broker Security Breach Puts N.Y. Workers’ Comp Clients at ID Risk
- Citigroup’s Stempora Joins Erie Insurance to Head IT
- Safety Board: Ethan Allen Capsizing Caused By Too Many Passengers
- Hail Storm Keeps Mt. Washington’s ‘Crashbuster’ Van Totally Busy
- Delaware Inaction on Workers’ Comp Disappoints Insurers
- Truck Firm in Avon, Conn. Crash Charged with Manslaughter
- R.I. Offers Loans to Tiverton Homeowners with Contaminated Land
- Maine Health Program Savings Estimated to be $34 Million
- Insurers Blocked in Deposing Abuse Victims in Western Mass.
- Plymouth Rock Names Garside to Underwriting Fellow Position
- Mass. Escapes Worst of Beryl
- Mass. Fair Plan to Refile Next Week
- Plymouth Rock Adds Tow Service for Mass. Auto Insureds
- Fake Saudi Princess Gets Jail for Insurance, Credit Fraud
- Contractor Fined in Mass. Building Collapse
- NIF Group Names Orlando, Buckley, Mogelnick to Key Positions
- N.H. Number One Workers’ Comp Program Upgrades to Real Time
- Tropical Storm Beryl Warning Continues for SE Mass.; Storm Watch Issued for Long Island
- Conn. Plan for University for Insurance Skills Training Wins $2.7M Grant
- Mass. AG: There Was ‘Substantial Dispute’ Over Big Dig Ceiling Method
- Same-Sex Couple Cites Loss of Consortium in Conn. Med-Mal Suit
- The Hanover Expands Connections Auto Program to N.H., N.J.
- Peerless Offers Disaster Planning Guide for Northeast Homeowners
- Mass. High Court: Gun Owners Must Lock Up Firearms
- Tobin Named N.Y. Deputy Counsel
- Pittsburgh QB Roethlisberger Passes on Helmet Ads Despite Accident
- N.Y. Nixes Workers’ Comp Hike; Blasts ‘Anemic’ Anti-Fraud Efforts
- O’Donnell Named Commercial Underwriting VP at Peerless
- Big Dig Tragedy Expected to Trigger New Wave of Litigation
- Pennsylvania’s Two Biggest Health Insurers in Merger Talks Again
- Pa. Officials Settle 1995 Defamation Suit Against Newspaper
- Aon’s Crain Joins Integro in Boston
- Commerce Insurance Offers Identity Theft Service to Homeowners
- N.Y. Dad Admits Helping Son with Car Insurance Scam
- Study: Pa. High Schoolers Risking Driving Under Influence
- Philadelphia Insurance Offers Travel, ID Theft, Violence Endorsement
- Volunteers Help Uninsured N.H. Homeowners with Flood Recovery
- N.H. Man Fined in Restaurant Insurance Fraud
- N.H. Family Sues Supermarket Over Bacteria Illness
- N.Y. Speaker’s Law Firm Seeks People Injured in State Parks
- Conn. Car Registration Stickers Move Inside to Thwart Thieves
- N.Y, N.J. Agents Cite Progress in Campaign Against GEICO Flyers
- Mass. Music Instrument Maker Gets $16.7 Million for Product Disparagement
- Inflatable Kiddie Pool Needs A Fence, Pa. Authorities Remind Parents
- Md. Serves Up Stricter Rules for Bartender Training Programs
- Ethics Panel to Review Donations from Lead Paint Makers to R.I. AG
- Baker Joins Integro Aviation Unit
- Deadly N.Y. Tour Boat Capsizing Leads to More Lawsuits
- N.Y. Adds $25 Million in Flood Aid
- Reinsurance Poses Dilemma for Mass. Fair Plan and Regulator
- Mass. Jurors Face Added Questions Before Going to Trial
- Bollinger Rated One of N.J.’s Best Places to Work
- N.Y. Agents Decry Failure to Make Back-Up Property Insurer Permanent
- N.H. Holiday Highway Patrol Stops 7,000 Drivers; Tickets 6,000; Arrests 38
- R.I. Adopts Multi-Pronged Health Care Affordability Program
- N.Y. Wholesaler Russell Bond Promotes Hollederer, Palmisano
- OneBeacon Flexes for Commercial Property, Inland Marine Risks
- Meiches Named CEO at Electric Insurance
- N.Y.’s Tompkins Buys Kemp Agency
- Two Years After Outbreak, Parties Settle Most Salmonella Suits in Pa.
- Mass. Unveils Proposed Employer Exemption from Health Mandate
- Del. Chief Hails Anti-Fraud, Med Mal Bills; Vows Retry on Credit Score Ban
- Erie Indemnity Selected for NASDAQ Global Select Market
- New Virginia Laws Address Vicious Dogs, Underage Drinking
- U.S. Approves $14 Million for N.H. Flood Victims
- Health Reforms Underway in Vermont
- Mass. Rejects 12.5% Fair Plan Rate Hike But Opens Door to Revised Bid
- R.I. Ups Breathalyzer Penalties
- Harlow Joins N.Y. Excess Lines Group
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