East News for March 2002
- A.M. Best Lowers Rating for AFL Insurance
- PIANJ Supports Damage Inspection Changes
- Berkley Increases Insurance Operation Capital by $50 Million
- NY Agent/Broker Associations Join to Fight Auto Fraud
- NY, NJ, Conn. Med Mal Premium Costs on the Rise
- Erie Faces Class Action Lawsuit on Auto Parts
- Crawford’s Garden City Group Promotes Neil Zola to Exec VP, COO
- Manhattan DA Charges 22 in WTC Fraud
- A.M. Best Downgrades MIIX to C+ (Marginal), CEO Says Situation Has Stabilized
- NYSID Unveils Proposed Laws for Sponsored Captives
- New PIACT Pres. Pascarella Stresses Need to Embrace Change
- PA Gov. Schweiker Signs Med Mal Reform Law
- MIIX Appoints Fox-Pitt, Kelton as Financial Advisors
- PIACT Elects Bishop VP, Names Tiziani as Professional of the Year
- Rutgers Study Finds NJ Auto Insurance Laws Fundamentally Flawed
- PIA Condemns OCC Bank Law Preemption Opinion in Mass.
- NYSID Urges Assembly to Pass Risk Based Capital Standards for P/C Insurers
- PIACT Honors Sen. Bozek as Legislator of the Year
- Preserver to Delist from Nasdaq, as Privatization Continues
- PA Medical Society Responds to Trial Lawyers Charges over PMSLIC
- NAII Opposes Proposed Conn. Insurance Disclosure Law
- PA Agents Associations to Merge
- I.I.I. Says Organized Crime Costs NY Drivers $2 Million a Day
- NYMAGIC to Discontinue Aviation Business
- S&P Lowers Lawrenceville P/C’s Ratings to ‘Bpi’
- PA Legislature Passes Med Mal Reform Bill
- Gallagher Acquires Conn., NJ Brokers
- NY Charges 30 in $1.6 Million Stolen Car Insurance Fraud
- PA Trial Lawyers Attack Medical Society Links with Med Mal Insurer
- Mass. Legislature Considers Bill to Outlaw “Runners”|”|”A bill before the Massachusetts legislature
- S&P Downgrades Conn. Surety Co. in Response to Rehabilitation Order
- PIANY Opposes Reinstatement of Collision Damage Waivers
- Proposed N.J. Regulation Offers Relief on Excess Profit Rule
- Bronx Health Care Providers Charged in No-Fault Fraud Sting
- NAII Says Court Ruling Victory for N.J. Auto Reform
- NAII Claims Federal Law, State Regulations Make Conn. Credit Bill Unnecessary
- Mass. Legislators Attend AIA Seminar on Post-Sept. 11 Market
- NAII Says Territorial Rating Ban Would Increase Premiums for Most Md. Drivers
- AAI Warns Bill Would Increase N.Y. Workers’
- AIG Subsidiaries Sue Reinsurer for Sept. 11 Losses
- N.Y. Superintendent Details Need for Federal Backstop for Terrorism Losses
- MIIX Group Reports $162.8 Million Q4 Loss
- Preserver Group Acquires 81% of Shares as Tender Offer Expires