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Maryland’s privatization of IWIF draws criticism from its competitors

04.12.2012 | By Bob Graham

Maryland, Mid-Atlantic, National, Property-Casualty Insurance News

The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill in its waning hours April 9 that renames and repositions the Injured Workers Insurance Fund as a private company.

See more: 2012 Maryland General Assembly, AIA, Chesapeake Employers Insurance, Eric M. Goldberg, IWIF, Martin O'Malley, Maryland budget, MD, Thomas Phelan, workers compensation

Property-casualty ‘soft market’ to continue for year or two, execs say

07.09.2010 | By Bob Graham

Maryland, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, National, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Property-Casualty Insurance News, Virginia

The soft market in property-casualty insurance is likely to continue indefinitely, according to a panel of property-casualty insurance executives.

See more: Al Redmer Jr., All Risks, associations, CPCU-Md, Douglas J. Holtz, Harford Mutual Insurance, Independent Insurance Agents of Maryland, Insurance Women of Baltlimore, IWIF, J.D. McCartin Insurance, Landmark Insurance & Financial Group, Liberty Mutual, Maryland I Day, Michael J. McCartin, Nick Cortezi, Property-Casualty Insurance News, Robert F. Ohler, soft market, Thomas Phelan

Maryland regulators to join IWIF premium taxation debate

06.29.2010 | By Bob Graham

Maryland, Mid-Atlantic, Property-Casualty Insurance News

The Maryland Insurance Administration is going to investigate if the Injured Workers Insurance Fund should pay premium taxes after the Towson, Md.-based workers’ compensation insurer’s attempt to convert to a nonprofit mutual insurance company failed.

See more: associations, Beth Sammis, Chesapeake Employers Mutual Insurance Co., IWIF, maryland general assembly, Maryland I Day, MD, Medical Mutual Liability Insurance Society of Md., MIA, premium tax, Thomas Phelan

IWIF board, executives back conversion to nonprofit mutual company

02.18.2010 | By Bob Graham

Maryland

The leadership of the Injured Workers Insurance Fund has indicated its support for a proposal to convert the insurer from a quasi-state agency to a nonprofit mutual insurance company.