East News for July 2001
- Auto Insurer Must Return Profits
- Attorney General Indicts Baltimore Man on Insurance Fraud Charges
- Selective Attains $2M Milestone with Agents
- TowerStreet Goes Live in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
- The DeWolfe Companies Announces Acquisition of Insurance Portfolio from Aon
- ASP Industry Consortium Unveils Insurance Program for ASP’s
- Judge Decides in AIG’s Favor in Dispute over Auto Insurance Rates
- The Hartford Names Ferreira to Top HR Slot for P/C Operations
- New Jersey Insurance Fraud Ring Busted
- The Alea Group Announces Completion of Seven Hills Acquisition
- Arch Insurance Services Formed
- InsureHiTech Gets Financing From Investors
- N.Y. Agents Trade Association Promotes Executive
- N.Y. Workers’ Comp Levels Will Not Increase
- PIANJ Defends Terminated Agent
- D.C. City Council Considering Car Cell Phone Ban
- PA Hospital Ass’n. Alerts Harley Owners to
- NY Insurers, Consumer Groups Oppose Elimination of Car Rental Liability Cap
- GAB Robins Enhances Mold Assessment Services
- AIG Delays Construction of Delaware Complex
- Allenbrook Expands Management Team
- RI Chiropractor Loses License For Insurance Fraud
- OneBeacon Appoints Four Senior Managers
- NJ Man Drops Airbag Lawsuit, as Revelations Raise Questions
- Study Shows Only 1 in 100 Children in NY and PA Are Properly Restrained
- NY Banks Drop Charges for Holocaust Payments
- Hartford Plans Joint Force to Stop Traffic Violators
- American Skyline Receives Maryland License
- NY Insurance Dept. Upgrades Website
- AIA Praises Work of Delaware Legislature
- Schiff Questions Liberty Demutualization – Heads Group Offering $4.2 Billion
- Agency Not Covered by FAIRA Says NJ
- Motor Club of America Renamed – Now
- Commerce National Insurance Services To Acquire Brettler Financial