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Fire captain allegedly torches house twice to collect insurance money

03.05.2010 | On the Record

Filed in: On the Record
Tagged: arson, claims, conspiracy, criminal, fraud, Joe Thomas, legal, On the Record, Ralph R. Brown, Stacy Brown, vermont

MIA evaluating effect of attorney general’s same-sex marriage ruling

MIA evaluating effect of attorney general’s same-sex marriage ruling

03.02.2010 | Maryland

Filed in: Maryland
Tagged: California, Colorado, Connecticut, DC, Defense of Marriage Act, Doug Gansler, gay, Hawaii, Iowa, Karen Barrow, legal, Maine, Massachusetts, MIA, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon, Ralph S. Tyler, regulation, same sex partners, vermont, Washington, Wisconsin

New York Career News: Leonard, Findley get ACORD posts, other notables

New York Career News: Leonard, Findley get ACORD posts, other notables

03.02.2010 | New York

O’Malley wants insurance law changes to create new care program

O’Malley wants insurance law changes to create new care program

01.26.2010 | Maryland

Filed in: Maryland
Tagged: antitrust, CareFirst, coordinated care, health reform, incentive-based bonuses, Jim Reiter, legislation, Martin O'Malley, Maryland Health Care Commission, Maryland Hospital Association, Minnesota, Oregon, patient centered medical homes, vermont

West Virginia’s Cline elected as next president of NAIC

West Virginia’s Cline elected as next president of NAIC

12.29.2009 | National, Pennsylvania, Property-Casualty Insurance News

Vermont senator says ‘strong public option’ a must in Senate reform bill

Vermont senator says ‘strong public option’ a must in Senate reform bill

11.30.2009 | Health Insurance News, National

Filed in: Health Insurance News, National
Tagged: Barack Obama, Ben Nelson, Bernie Sanders, Connecticut, Harry Reid, health reform, Joseph Lieberman, Nebraska, Nevada, public health insurance option, Senate, The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, vermont

Public option remains an obstacle in Senate health reform package

Public option remains an obstacle in Senate health reform package

11.23.2009 | Health Insurance News, National

Delaware senator proposes tougher U.S. penalties for health care fraud

Delaware senator proposes tougher U.S. penalties for health care fraud

11.04.2009 | Health Insurance News, National

Filed in: Health Insurance News, National
Tagged: Amy Klobuchar, Arlen Specter, Barack Obama, Charles E. Schumer, Congress, criminal, Delaware, ERISA, fraud, health reform, HELP committee, Herb Kohl, legal, legislation, Minnesota, Patrick Leahy, sentencing, Ted Kaufman, vermont, Wisconsin

Private insurers get ‘free rein’ without public option, Democrats say

Private insurers get ‘free rein’ without public option, Democrats say

10.09.2009 | Health Insurance News, National

Filed in: Health Insurance News, National
Tagged: Al Franken, Arlen Specter, Barbara Boxer, Barbara Mikulski, Benjamin L. Cardin, Bernard Sanders, California, Charles E. Schumer, Colorado, Daniel K. Akaka, Daniel K. Inouye, Debbie Stabenow, Delaware, Dianne Feinstein, Edward E. Kaufman, Frank R. Lautenberg, Harry Reid, Hawaii, health reform, HELP committee, Herb Kohl, Illinois, Jack Reed, Jeff Merkley, John D. Rockefeller, John Kerry, Kristen E. Gillibrand, legislation, Maria Cantwell, Massachusetts, Max Baucus, Michael F. Bennet, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Patrick Leahy, Paul Kirk, premiums, public health insurance option, Rhode Island, Robert Menendez, Robert P. Casey, Roland W. Burris, Ron Wyden, Russell D. Feingold, Senate Finance Committee, Sheldon Whitehouse, Sherrod Brown, Tom Udall, vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin

Repeal of antitrust exemption for health, malpractice insurers sought

Repeal of antitrust exemption for health, malpractice insurers sought

10.02.2009 | Health Insurance News, National

Filed in: Health Insurance News, National
Tagged: antitrust exemption, Congress, Insurance Industry Competition Act, legislation, McCarran-Ferguson Act, medical malpractice, Mississippi, Patrick Leahy, Senate Judiciary Committee, Trent Lott, vermont

Even Pam’s baby birth on ‘The Office’ assaults insurance industry

Bob Graham
03.09.2010 | Blogs, Trade Talk

Last week’s much-awaited episode of “The Office,” the NBC sitcom detailing the lives of workers at Dunder Mifflin Paper Co. in Scranton, Pa., took an easy, but at least humorous, ... Read →

NAIFA warns that fed’s proposed fiduciary standards would be harmful

Tony Ondrusek
03.08.2010 | Blogs, Trade Talk

Insurers might be treating liability policies as “never pay” policies

Tony Ondrusek
03.02.2010 | Blogs, Trade Talk

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