Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky’s Conviction Upheld on Appeal October 2, 2013 By Sophia Pearson Former Pennsylvania State University Coach Jerry Sandusky, who was sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for sexually abusing...
Connecticut Working to Attract Captive Insurance Business October 2, 2013 Connecticut’s venerable insurance industry is making a pitch for business just as the new federal health insurance marketplace begins to...
Liberty Mutual’s Commercial Insurance Unit Names VP for East Division October 2, 2013 Liberty Mutual Insurance’s Commercial Insurance strategic business unit has appointed Thomas J. Kelley as vice president and managing director for...
New Law: New York Considers First Tornado Warning System October 2, 2013 New York is looking into creating its first statewide early warning system for tornadoes. A bill signed into law by...
Sandy Victims Want Help With Insurers, Bureaucrats October 2, 2013 By Wayne Parry The water came in torrents; the aid is being parceled out drip by drip. That was one of the main...
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in Virginia Expanding October 1, 2013 The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety expects to complete a $30 million expansion at its Ruckersville campus by late 2014....
New York’s Lawsky Sees Obamacare as Model to Simplify Home Insurance October 1, 2013 By Noah Buhayar and Zachary Tracer Homeowners’ insurance needs to be more standardized because customers are confused about what their policies protect, New York’s financial regulator...
Sandy’s Homeless to Lose NYC Hotel Program This Week October 1, 2013 About 300 people made homeless by Superstorm Sandy could be forced to leave the New York City hotels they’ve been...
Allstate Plans to Hire New Agents in Penn., Conn., Maine, R.I., N.H. September 30, 2013 Allstate Insurance Company announced last week that the company is planning to hire new insurance agents in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maine,...
South Jersey Boardwalks’ Unique Aspects Challenge Firefighters September 30, 2013 By Steven Lemongello, The Press of Atlantic City Squeezing a bunch of structures together along a street made of wood is probably not the way to go when...