Archive for November, 2011
The largest trade association of public-sector retirement funds endorsed a Washington, D.C.-based insurer's fiduciary liability insurance program for its members. Read Story
A Newark, Ohio, man who operated his business for more than a decade without proper workers’ compensation insurance, was sentenced to 90 days in jail, which was suspended, and ordered to pay $205,000 in restitution. Read Story
A Michigan-based firm says it experienced health cost savings after investing in a private exchange and defined-contribution plan designed by three Blue health insurers to simplify insurers' health benefit offerings. Read Story
A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., ruled 2-1 in favor of the constitutionality of the individual mandate, a key provision in the federal health reform law. Read Story
An estate and financial-planning lawyer in Philadelphia, his father and several investment brokers in New Jersey were accused of operating an $8.5 million Ponzi scheme that allegedly defrauded 73 investors. Read Story
Homeowners Choice, a Florida-based insurance holding company, said its wholly owned insurance subsidiary, Homeowners Choice Property & Casualty Insurance Co., acquired the Florida policies of HomeWise Insurance Co. Read Story
Employers are offering voluntary benefits more to benefit their employees than to cut costs, n cost driven, according to new research. Read Story
A Shreveport, La., insurance agent was arrested Nov. 3 for alleged insurance fraud and forgery and has had her insurance license in that state suspended. Read Story
All leadership begins with “self-leadership.” Before any leader can aspire to lead a thriving enterprise they must first master leading an organization of one. Read Story
Marsh & McLennan Agency, a subsidiary of insurance broker Marsh Inc., acquired the employee benefits division of a Marlborough, Mass.-based agency, adding about $600,000 in annual revenue to its middle-market operations. Read Story


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