The Circuit Court For Baltimore City, Maryland, at the request of Maryland Insurance Commissioner Alfred W. Redmer, Jr., and with the consent of the company’s board of directors, has entered an order to rehabilitate The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of …
Missouri “pool” businesses should reportedly save $3 million from 3.7 percent workers’ compensation rate cut The private insurer running Missouri’s workers’ “pool” for high-risk businesses has filed an average rate cut of 3.7 percent, effective for policies issued after June …
Michigan-based American Community Mutual Insurance Company, a provider of individual and group health insurance, reported strong operating results through 2003, ending the year with direct written premiums of $363.4 million. Policyholders’ surplus rose to $84.2 million – a 31 percent …
The international law firm of Greenberg Traurig LLP will host a seminar titled “Perchlorate Contamination Liability” on Friday, May 7, at 12:30 p.m. at its Santa Monica, California office, 2450 Colorado Avenue, Suite 400 East. A team of nationally recognized …
United National Group Ltd. announced the appointment of Professor Kenneth Singleton to its Board of Directors, increasing the number of board members from nine to 10. Singleton, the C.O.G. Miller Distinguished Professor of Finance at the Graduate School of Business, …
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott on Monday issued an urgent call to protect the Crime Victims Compensation Fund, warning that continued spending at current levels could render the fund insolvent by 2007. Abbott was joined by leading crime victims advocates …
Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Tom Gallagher is alerting employers to use caution when considering setting up a health benefit plan through a Single Employer Trust (SET) document that requires sending financial contributions to an out-of-state bank account. Florida consumers have …
Following reported complaints from Illinois consumers, Attorney General Lisa Madigan announced her office is reviewing allegations that some discount health care plans are targeting uninsured Illinoisans by aggressively advertising plans that at best don’t include all the services promoted and …
A Leominster, Massachusetts man has been arraigned on charges he allegedly forged insurance documents in an effort to receive $5,500 for a personal injury, Attorney General Tom Reilly announced. Keith DeBarge, 38, of Leominster was arraigned in Worcester District Court …
New Jersey Attorney General Peter Harvey announced that a New Jersey-licensed drug and alcohol rehabilitation and substance abuse counselor who operated a Passaic County counseling center has been sentenced to seven years in state prison for reportedly bilking the Medicaid …