Regional news: 
Archive for July, 2009
The Independent Insurance Agents of Maryland honored several professionals at their annual installation dinner, including their “Insurance Man of the Year,” Brett Lininger.
The association’s 72nd dinner was held recently at ... Read → Read Story
An association dedicated to long-term care insurance has launched an online learning, marketing and sales center dedicated to supporting agents working in this growing area of insurance.
The American Association for ... Read → Read Story
Navigators Management Co. is going to provide professional liability coverage to property-casualty insurance agencies through a partnership with Aon Affinity.
The offering, which expands its Nav Pro Professional Liability Division, is ... Read → Read Story
More than half of Americans with employer-sponsored dental benefits are “likely or very likely” to drop their coverage if their health benefits were taxed, a new study finds.
The July poll, ... Read → Read Story
A collection of insurance industry trade groups expressed their concerns to New York regulators about potential confusion caused by provisions in the new proposed agent disclosure requirements.
Representatives of the Independent ... Read → Read Story
New York State Insurance Department and Thailand’s Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) signed a memorandum of understanding that enables cooperation on insurance-related issues, the latest in a string of cooperative ... Read → Read Story
UnitedHealthcare has reached an agreement with Health Net Inc., to acquire its subsidiaries in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey in a deal that could total $630 million.
The move comes ... Read → Read Story
A Florida court has sided with state officials in their denial of rate increases for State Farm, which plans to discontinue its coverage of Florida policyholders.
Kevin McCarty
The First District ... Read → Read Story
With the House scheduled to begin consideration of a health reform bill proposed by three of its committees, the Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia is urging its members to speak ... Read → Read Story
First Rehabilitation Life Insurance Co. of America named a new chief executive to succeed John Baldwin, who will remain president and vice chairman of the board.
Richard White
The Great Neck, ... Read → Read Story
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