Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel has asked for a state investigation into whether banks may have manipulated foreign exchange rates charged to Ohio pension funds and the state’s injured worker insurance, potentially costing pensioners and businesses tens of millions of dollars …
Ohio Lieutenant Governor and Department of Insurance Director Mary Taylor revoked the resident insurance agent license of Jeffrey Hum, of Toledo, Ohio, for violations of Ohio insurance law. A department review revealed that the Illinois Secretary of State issued an …
The Ohio Department of Insurance Fraud, Enforcement and License Division, with help from Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office, has identified nearly 2,230 agents and agencies that owe the state of Ohio $21.7 million in personal income taxes, sales taxes, …
Ohio-based Cincinnati Financial Corp. reported first quarter 2011 net income of $62 million compared with $68 million for the same period in 2010. Operating income came in at $55 million compared with $63 million during the first quarter last year. …
An Ohio program begun a little over a year and a-half ago has tracked down nearly 450 lost life insurance policies, typically for families of Ohioans who have died. The successes were out of more than 680 valid requests submitted …
SIA of Northern Ohio (SIANO) has appointed Myers-Ziemke Insurance Agency in Monroeville as its 40th member, the agency network announced. Founded by Ewers in 2001, SIANO is a master agency with The Strategic Insurance Agency Alliance (SIAA). SIAA master agencies …
John Landry has joined Crump Insurance Services Inc.’s (Crump P&C) national property practice as senior vice president in Cincinnati, Ohio. This hire is part of Crump’s strategic plan to increase the depth of property specialization across its nationwide network of …
Ohio insurance regulators will soon make a switch to an electronic system for agent licensing. Ohio Lieutenant Governor and Director of the Department of Insurance Mary Taylor said transition to the new system will begin at close of day on …
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that a cancer patient may pursue an emotional distress claim that alleges a faulty diagnosis let undetected cancer spread. The court upheld an appellate court decision in a lawsuit filed by Lonna Loudin in …
The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that a trial court must reconsider arguments in a lawsuit over an exclusion in a homeowners’ insurance policy that bars coverage for claims “arising out of” premises that are owned by an insured …
