East News for January 2002
- Court Rules Morgan’s Lawyers Can’t Represent Firm in Surety Bond Case
- NYSID Hosts Capital Markets Conference
- Penn. Med Mal Reform Debate Heats Up
- Hartford, S.H. Smith to Offer Law Firm Coverage
- IRC Cites Fraud as Cause of NYC Claims Jump
- A.M. Best Affirms Harleysville Ratings; Raises Palisades Group
- Penn. Lawmakers to Push Med Mal Reform
- 20 Arrested as NY Auto Fraud Unit Breaks Up Another Insurance Scam
- Port Authority Revenues Stable Despite 300% Rise in Premiums
- Penn-America Posts $5.7 Million Net Operating Income for 2001
- Independent Agents Form Loan Alliance with Eastern Bank
- NH Court Ruling Restores Sanity Says NAII
- Penn. Doctors, Patients Gather to Urge Med Mal Reform
- Trumbull Names Kay Womble VP Sales/Mktg.
- NJ Grants Mold Exclusion for Surplus Lines
- Questions Raised on Ground Zero Coverage
- Stephen A. Milne Retires as Erie CEO
- S&P Withdraws Ratings on Empire Group
- NYSID’s Frauds Bureau Posts Record Year
- GMAC Lawsuit Against Silverstein Targets Insurance Payments
- NYC Welcomes Return of St. Paul Re; Losses May Be Less Than Estimated
- Preserver Group Sets Privatization Offer
- Penn. Ins Commissioner Inaugurates Insurance Information Week
- Hartford Sues NJ Auto Fraud Ring
- NAII Approves NH Insurer Confidentiality Bill
- Senator Clinton Calls for Victims Fund Rule Changes
- Penn. Doctors Given Delay for Med Mal Premium Payments
- On-line Technology Helps NYSID Battle Fraud
- IIANY Says Auto Market is Top Priority, as Allstate Raises Rates
- AIA Disappointed at NY’s Rejection of NAIC Terrorism Exclusion
- NY Rejects Broad Terrorist Exclusions
- GE Re Seeks $42 Million, Contract Rescission
- IMCA to Host Philadelphia Forum on the Aftermath of Sept. 11
- Penn National Launches New Web Services for Agents, Policyholders
- ProMutual Opens NJ Claims Office
- W.R. Berkley Makes Sr. Management Appointments
- P/C Forum Set for NYC Jan. 15-16
- Controversy Erupts Over Terms of WTC Victims’ Compensation Fund
- Allianz Joins WTC Lawsuit
- Brown and Brown Acquires NY’s Sestito Agency
- NYSID Announces Changes in No-fault Arbitration
- IRMI Supports Penn. Lawyers; Insurers to Blame for Malpractice Cost Rise
- Silverstein Seeks to Broaden WTC Claims Suit