August 19, 2004
A man who was on the lam for 11 years from Louisiana’s 1990s insurance scandals was sentenced on Aug. 18, 2004 to less than two years in prison, the Associated Press reported. Nofio Pecoraro Jr., 54, pleaded guilty in April …
August 19, 2004
The Association of California Insurance Companies (ACIC) is urging Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to sign into law three significant bills that respond to issues raised following last year’s Southern California wildfires. All three bills received final legislative approval within the last …
August 19, 2004
Local governments in two additional Kansas counties are now eligible to apply for reimbursements for losses or costs resulting from severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that affected the state from mid-June to mid-July, federal and state recovery officials said on …
August 19, 2004
Punta Gorda – Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Tom Gallagher on Thursday took executives from several major insurance companies on aerial and ground tours of areas devastated by Hurricane Charley. Gallagher organized the visit so that executives charged with quickly paying …
August 19, 2004
California-based Downey Regional Medical Center (DRMC), a 200-bed hospital, has paid the United States more than $2.2 million to resolve allegations that the hospital submitted false claims to Medicare, the taxpayer-funded health care insurance program for many of the nation’s …
August 19, 2004
Victims of Hurricane Charley in Florida may be the target of unscrupulous contractors and others who prey on people who are beginning to rebuild their homes and businesses, warns the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). After a devastating natural disaster, …
August 19, 2004
Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon is suing the owners of a home remodeling firm that reportedly took hundreds of thousands of dollars from homeowners in St. Charles and St. Louis counties but did shoddy work or no work at all. …
August 19, 2004
The Midland Company, an Ohio-based provider of specialty insurance products and services, announced its losses to date from Hurricane Charley. “Widespread power outages and the fact that many residents spend less time in Florida during the summer months may have …
August 19, 2004
A new study by the Insurance Research Council (IRC) reportedly finds that people injured in an auto accident who hire an attorney are less likely to be satisfied with their total payment than injured people who do not hire an …
August 19, 2004
The Rhode Island Workers Compensation Court has ruled that the owners of The Station nightclub can be held personally liable for their failure to obtain required workers’ compensation coverage. The ruling means that the brothers’ personal assets can be tapped …