East News for November 2008
- Transformed Wall Street Very Costly for New York, Comptroller Reports
- Group Cites 3 Delaware Plants as High Risk Locations
- Vermont Readies New Driver’s Licenses to Ease Border Crossing to Canada
- Workers’ Compensation Rates in Virginia Going Down, Up
- Delaware Cuts Workers’ Compensation Rates Again
- New York Reminds Insurers They Must Treat All Married Couples Equally
- Quadruple Amputee in NYC Plans $100M Lawsuit against City
- Eastern Insurance Hires Chase and Dunlop
- Massachusetts AG Wants Hearing on Insurance Company’s Auto Rates
- Fire Causes $800K in Damage to Delaware House
- Ex-Pennsylvania Judge Found Guilty of Insurance Fraud
- New York Insurance Broker Arrested for Larceny
- Delaware Student Seeks Damages for Online Gossip
- New York Warns Insurers about Some Homeowners’ Cancellations
- Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund Withdraws Rate Change Request
- Massachusetts Extends Deadline for Businesses to Encrypt Data
- Injured Maine Man Wins $5M Award for Electrical Accident
- Liberty Mutual Agency Markets Appoints Northeast Management
- Tri-State Governors Call on Feds to Help Ex-Financial Services Workers
- Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation to Honor Swiss Re
- Debate Continues over Maryland Ambulance Fees
- Delaware Safety Officials End Campaign Against Agressive Driving
- New York Police Departments Launch Statewide Seat Belt Checks
- New Jersey Bar to Lose License after Patron Killed in Fatal Crash
- Massachusetts Settles with Big Dig Contractor for $21M
- Closings Set in Insurance Fraud Trial of Former Pennsylania Judge
- Minor Earthquake Felt in Maine
- New Restrictions in Effect for Maine Driver’s License Applicants
- New York Regulators OK Con Ed Steam Blast Cost Plan
- Defense Rests Without Pennsylvania Judge Taking Stand
- Ex-Rhode Island DMV Clerk Guilty of Making Fake Drivers Licenses
- Vermont Man Pleads Not Guilty in Crash That Sparked Fire
- Fire Damages 4 Pennsylvania Row Homes, Causes $1M in Damage
- WKF&C Adds Professional Liability Enhancements
- Pennsylvania Judges Testify in Retired Judge’s Insurance Fraud Case
- Another Arrest Made in Connecticut DMV Probe
- Massachusetts Approves New Rates for Electric Insurance Co.
- Motorcycle-Related Deaths in Connecticut Lower than 1980s
- EPA: Company Failed to Warn about Lead Paint in 4 New England States
- New Restrictions Possible for New Jersey Teen Drivers
- Jury Awards $5M to Woman Who Lost Arm in Drunk Driving Accident
- ISO Names Cobb as Director of Hazard Mitigation Program
- Vermont Warns Residents of Asbestos Danger at Old Mines
- Crash Victim’s Widow Sues New Jersey Truck Driver
- Judge Approves Settlement in InfoGroup Shareholder Lawsuit
- Fire Causes $150K in Damage to Parked Cars during Football Game
- Construction Industry: New York City Crane Regulations Go Too Far
- Family of Massachusetts Cancer Patient Gets $13.5M
- Former Rhode Island DMV Clerk on Trial for Creating Fake Licenses
- Workers’ Compensation Program from PMC Targets Health Industry
- Father of Patriots Quarterback Brady Sued in Insurance Case
- Rhode Island Agency Recognized by National Trade Group
- Wall Street Weighs Heavily on Erie Indemnity Co.
- Ex-New York Gov. Spitzer Will Not Face Sex Ring Charges
- Max Specialty Group Approved in New Hampshire
- Travelers Fined $50K for Payments to Unlicensed New York Agency
- Democrat Stewart Wins Delaware Insurance Commissioner Race
- Hartford Insurance to Cut 500 Jobs
- Profits Shrink at Safety Insurance
- Peterson Joins Gowrie Group of Cos. in Connecticut
- Electric Insurance Co. Makes Multiple Agency Appointments
- New Jersey Eyes Help for Patients after Medical Errors
- New York Appeals Court Upholds Workers’ Compensation Claim
- New Hampshire Police Chief-Lawmaker Wants Tougher Drunk Driving Law
- New York Liquidation Bureau Prepares to Sell Midland Insurance
- New York Man Faces Insurance Fraud Charges for Suspicious Fire