East News
News for April 2004
April 30, 2004
April 29, 2004
- N.Y. Dept. Levies More than $212,000 in Prompt Pay Violations on 21 Health Insurers, HMOs
- PCI Welcomes Mass. Auto Reform Efforts
- Mass. Family, Auto Shop Owner Parked for Allegedly Attempting to Steal $50,000 Through Auto Fraud Scam
- Berlin, N.H. Battered by Suspicious Fires
- Funds Available for Mass. Flood Victims
- Pa. Agent Meets 5 to 12 Year Prison Term
April 28, 2004
- N.Y. A.G. Builds Fraud Case Against Oneida County Home Improvement Contractor
- N.Y. Insurance Adjuster, Four Others Plead Guilty to Million Dollar Scam
April 27, 2004
- Workplace Related Deaths See Dramatic Rise in Massachusetts
- N.Y., Other States Settle Deceptive Trade Practices Claims Against Medco Health Solutions
- Fitch Affirms Ratings for United Health
- Mass. Plumber to Spend Time at Home for WC Fraud
- Selective Insurance Group Unveils Q1 Numbers
April 26, 2004
April 23, 2004
- N.Y. Attorney General Spitzer Targets Insurance Broker Compensation Agreements
- Conn.'s Webster Converts to Federal Charter
April 22, 2004
April 21, 2004
April 20, 2004
April 19, 2004
- 43 Indicted in N.Y. Auto 'Fraud Factory'
- A.M. Best Upgrades Rating for State Farm Indemnity Co.
- S&P Downgrades Atlantic Mutual; Cites Need for Continued Support from Agents
- Donegal Group Unveils Q1 Numbers
April 16, 2004
April 15, 2004
- Former Washington Redskin Sacked on Multiple Fraud Charges; Indictment Reaches 17 Counts
- N.J. Court Allows Wrongful Death Suit Despite Waiver
April 14, 2004
- Health Net of N.Y. to Refund $4.99 Million to Policyholders, Re-Evaluate Some Healthcare Claims
- Sen. Sununu Updates N.H. Agents on Congress
- GAB Robins Provides Claims Management to ShopRite
April 13, 2004
- Maryland Commissioner Seizes Carroll County Mutual
- Virginia's SCC Working with FEMA on Local Meetings for Hurricane Isabel Flood Claims
- N.J. AG, Sears Roebuck Drive Forward on Settlement Deal; Company to Pay More than $625,000
- Mass. Fraud Task Force Targets Two Cities
April 12, 2004
- Maine High Court Upholds Insurer for Non-Renewing Homeowners Policies Over Day Care in Home
- Mass. Man Arraigned on Charges of Forging Insurance Documents for $5,500 in Benefits
- Texas-Based Counselor Finds N.J. Not too Hospitable; Set to Spend 7 Years in Jail
April 9, 2004
April 8, 2004
April 7, 2004
- N.J. Couple Driven to Auto Accident Settlement Monies Fraud; Managed to Net More Than $25,000
- AIA Welcomes Mass. Governor's Call for Auto Reform
- N.J. Governor Again Hails Auto Improvements
April 6, 2004
- Pa. Attorney General Offers Lay of the Land in Pocono Land Fraud Probe
- N.Y. Makes Move on Reported Deceptive Long Island Furniture Retailer
- Baltimore Police Officer Signs Off on Fraud Charges
April 5, 2004
- Flood, Credit Rank Among Top 2004 Maryland Issues as Session Ends
- A.M. Best Upgrades FSR for NJM Insurance Group
- 'Just the Fax' - N.Y. Insurance Assoc. Asks State's AGO to Investigate Law Firm
- Conn.-Based Company Pays $40,000; Refunds Available for Eligible Consumers Claiming Unauthorized Charges
- Former N.J. Pharmacist Swallows Bitter Pill with $135,000 Penalty
April 2, 2004
- Del. Commissioner Notes 2003 Financial Support for State Fire, Rescue and Ambulance Organizations
- N.J. Man Hits Brakes with Auto Scam
- National Arbitration Forum Notes Electronic Filing for N.J. No-fault Claims
April 1, 2004