Insurance agent among those vying for Greenip’s state senate seat

An insurance agent from Severna Park is among five candidates seeking to fill a vacancy in the Maryland State Senate.

Janet Greenip

Arthur D. Ebersberger, an agent with CBIZ Insurance Services, ...  Read →  Read Story

After a little over two years regulating insurance in New York, the state’s insurance superintendent, Eric R. Dinallo, has announced his resignation from the position.

Gov. David A. Paterson made the ...  Read →  Read Story

New Jersey health insurer suing medical center for fraud

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey is accusing the Bayonne Medical Center of “brazenly submitting inflated and fraudulent claims” in a recently filed lawsuit the lawsuit classifies as ...  Read →  Read Story

New York congressman says public plan a must for health reform

The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee said reform to the nation’s health care system will not pass his chamber of Congress without a government-financed insurance plan.

Charles ...  Read →  Read Story

Prudential head says people must plan for more than Society Security

The potential for Social Security to be bankrupt by 2037 has the president of Prudential Retirement warning Americans to plan for more than that income stream for their retirement.

Christine ...  Read →  Read Story

Ario says state senate’s budget plan will harm CHIP program

Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Joel Ario said a plan by Senate Republicans in the state to trim nearly $8 million from the State Children’s Health Insurance Program will result in “decidedly ...  Read →  Read Story

AIG business practices at issue in California broker, Connecticut business owner suits

Two civil suits have been filed against American International Group, including one where a California insurance broker alleges that the insurer used funds from its California insurance business to boost ...  Read →  Read Story

Black chambers of commerce in Maryland endorse universal health plan

Three of Maryland’s black chambers of commerce announced their support for a universal health care proposal for state residents.

Leaders of the Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce, the Black Chamber ...  Read →  Read Story

Florida agent loses license in alleged annuity scam

A Fort Myers, Fla., insurance agent had his license revoked following allegations he convinced a senior investor to surrender $70,000 in annuity policies and instead, placed the money into his ...  Read →  Read Story

The Navigators Group announced that its principal underwriting agency subsidiary, Navigators Management Co., has partnered with American Bar Insurance Plan Consultants to offer personal umbrella coverage for members of the ...  Read →  Read Story