East News for July 2009
- McGarvey Named CFO of The MEMIC Group
- New Hampshire Judge Rejects State’s Claim on Malpractice Fund
- EPA: Toxic Chemicals at Delaware Site Will Remain for 100 Years
- Pennyslvania’s Harleysville Sees Second Quarter Profits Climb
- Connecticut Dems Propose Eliminating Motor Vehicles Department
- New Hampshire Man Fights Insurance Company in Family Lawsuit
- Virginia Regulators to Consider Sprinkler Requirement
- Ruling Expected Soon on Tapping New Hampshire Malpractice Fund
- Study: Pennsylvania Workers’ Comp Claim Costs Rising
- Former Red Sox Pitcher Hudson Named VP at William Gallagher
- Scooter-Owners Get a Break from Boston
- New York Regulator Signs Cooperation Agreement with China
- Parents of Disabled Teen Sue Maryland Swim Club for $40M
- New Jersey Court Overturns $75M Malpractice Award
- New Hampshire Steam Plant Gets Big OSHA Fines
- New York Judge Awards $250K to Wrongly Imprisoned Woman
- Connecticut Fines Safeco $434K over Numerous Violations
- New Jersey Case Tests Overseas Reach of Workers’ Comp Law
- Connecticut Not Eligible for Federal Aid for Storm Damage
- Clements International Names Beck President
- New York Agents Plead Case for “Common Sense” Disclosure Rules
- Height of New Jersey Beach Dunes Kicks up Political Sandstorm
- Weekend Arson Fires Keep Upstate New York Firefighters Busy
- Highway-Crash Suit Focuses on New Hampshire Police Reports
- Judge: $145M Suit over Taser-Death Can Go to Trial
- New York Regulator Signs Cooperation Agreement with Thailand
- New York Fan Distributor Agrees to Pay $587K Settlement
- Jasey Named New Jersey Insurance Commissioner
- Court: No Coverage for Massachusetts Lawyer who Failed to Report Claim
- New Jersey Poll: More Confess to Texting while Driving
- Kodak Agrees to Settle Race Discrimination Lawsuit for $21.4M
- New York Sees Increase in Insurance Fraud Convictions
- Beloten to Head New York Workers’ Comp Board
- New York Insurer Targets Worker-SafetyTraining Programs
- Settlement of $3.4M Pending for False Conviction of Massachusetts Man
- Sheekey to Head New Jersey Motor Vehicles Commission
- Nearly 8,300 Motorists Cited in Virginia Crackdown
- Connecticut Extends Flex-Rating Law
- New Jersey Law Targets Contractors that Undercount Employees
- Narragansett Bay Names Colangelo as Accounting Exec
- New York’s Dutchess County Bans Texting while Driving
- Fire Causes $300K in Damage to Maryland Auto Business
- Insurers to Pay $2.8M in New Jersey Strip-Search Settlement
- Insurer Donegal Pays $105K to Settle Software-Licensing Issues
- New York Drivers Can Save on Insurance By Taking Online Courses
- ‘God Bless America’: Red Sox Fan Settles Lawsuit with Yankees
- New York Eases Compensation Disclosure Mandate for Producers
- Maine’s High Court Rejects Church Officials’ Charitable Immunity Defense
- New York Charges Doctors, Hospital Employees with No-Fault Fraud
- Hutton Joins New Jersey’s NIA Group
- Rhode Island Court Rules Insurer Not Obligated to Defend Nightclub Owners
- New York Delays Medical Malpractice Rates Pending Lawmakers’ Action
- Massachusetts Police Arrest 13 in Auto Insurance Fraud Case
- More Students Showing Interest in Insurance Careers, Say N.J. Agents
- New York May Check Insurance Firms’ Compliance with Global Money Rules
- Mass. Managed Auto System Brings Competition, Lower Rates, Survey Says
- New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Goldman Stepping Down
- Merging 10 Westchester Fire Units Would Save $47 Million: Study
- Brooks Steps In As Acting New York Insurance Chief As Dinallo Departs
- New York Warns Agents on Identity Theft Scam
- Rhode Island Hospitals Adopt Process to Limit Surgical Error
- Connecticut Mom, Son Get Probation for Deadly 2005 Crash
- Auto Repair Legislation Stalls in Rhode Island
- Dad, Son and Co-Worker Killed in Putrid NYC Well
- NYC Bike-Taxi Proposals Include Insurance Requirements
- Connecticut Teacher Recognized for Inspiring Insurance Careers