Derecho-Related Claims Pouring In; 22,000 Claims in Maryland So Far July 6, 2012 As the mid-Atlantic states continue to recover from last week’s destructive “derecho” storm system, insurance claims have been pouring in...
Agents Seek Diversified Role in Group Health/Benefits Arena July 5, 2012 In recent years, a growing number of independent property/casualty agencies and brokerage firms have begun offering group health/benefits services to...
More Than 195K Still Without Power in Virginia July 5, 2012 More than 195,000 Virginia homes and businesses remain without power after last week’s storms, down from a peak of about...
Vermont Seeks Immunity From Workers’ Overtime Lawsuit July 5, 2012 The state can assert it is immune from a lawsuit by more than 700 state employees, a judge has ruled,...
Walmart, Target to Pay Mass. $232K for Prescription Drug Overcharges July 5, 2012 Walmart and Target Corporation will pay $232,000 to cities and towns across Massachusetts to settle allegations that the companies allegedly...
N.Y. Regulator Seeks Insurer Data in 9/11 Case July 5, 2012 New York’s top insurance regulator has directed insurers to detail payouts and reserves for claims in the 2001 World Trade...
N.Y. Judge: Aon’s Poaching Suit Against Alliant Can Proceed July 3, 2012 A New York court ruled last week that Aon Risk Services Northeast can proceed with its lawsuit against California-based Alliant...
Former Claims Manager Indicted for Fraud Scheme in Massachusetts July 3, 2012 Massachusetts officials said two men — including a former claims manager — have been indicted in connection with a scheme...
Traffic-Related Fatalities in N.J. Declining Compared to Last Year July 3, 2012 New Jersey officials said overall traffic-related fatalities in the state for the first six months of 2012 were 262 —...
N.Y. to Hold Flood Insurance Adjuster Certification Class on July 17 July 3, 2012 New York will be offering its annual training session this month for property/casualty insurance adjusters who want to seek or...