Archive for March, 2011
American International Group’s Chartis property-casualty business has new leadership and structure as it seeks to align accountability with long-term results. Read Story
Curt Pearsall, founder and principal of a Whitesboro, N.Y., insurance consulting firm, was elected president of the American Insurance Marketing & Sales (AIMS) Society, a professional organization dedicated to building insurance sales, marketing and technical expertise Read Story
Ken Cuccinelli, Virginia’s attorney general, is “cautiously optimistic” about his challenge of the federal health reform law. Read Story
A Fort Wayne, Ind., insurance agent was indicted on fraud charges for allegedly taking life insurance payouts from one of her clients last year. Read Story
A plan for creating a Maryland health insurance exchange, calling for more study of how the exchanges will be marketed, has been sent to Gov. Martin O’Malley for approval. Read Story
AmeriHealth New Jersey is introducing a new network option, AmeriHealth New Jersey Value Network, April 1, according to the health insurer. Read Story
A New York appeals court ruled 5-2 that a man’s estate is entitled to make insurance claims after he was run down and killed by a homicidal driver. Read Story
The U.S. Justice Department has expanded an investigation of Blue Cross/Blue Shield licensees' alleged anti-competitive agreements with hospitals beyond Michigan, where it filed an antitrust lawsuit against the insurer. Read Story
The Lafayette Life Insurance Co. is leaving Indiana for Cincinnati, where its parent company, Western & Southern Financial Group has its headquarters. Read Story
Small businesses would be more likely to offer their employees insurance if they knew more about provisions under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), a survey shows. Read Story


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