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Pelosi warns of insurers ‘poisoning the well’ as reform vote nears
Virginia AG opposes ‘deem and pass,’ will sue to block health mandates
Governor signs anti-mandate Idaho Health Freedom Act into law
Financial planner group want tougher standards from Congress
Life, property-casualty insurers hit highs, lows in last year
MetLife to pay $1.5 billion in dividends though life insurance unit
Florida’s Citizens to offer $2 billion in bonds to brace for hurricanes
Marsh acquires Virginia-based Rutherfoord to expand national presence
Life, property-casualty insurers hit highs, lows in last year
Virginia AG opposes ‘deem and pass,’ will sue to block health mandates
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is urging Democrats in Washington, D.C., to reconsider the use of the “deem and pass” rule to approve health care reform and is threatening a state suit against any such comprehensive bill. Read Story
Marsh acquires Virginia-based Rutherfoord to expand national presence
In a move it says “dramatically accelerates its national growth,” Marsh & McClennan Agency has acquired Roanoke, Va.-based Thomas Rutherfoord Inc., one of the nation’s largest independently owned firms. Read Story
Virginia enacts online printing of producer licenses
The Virginia State Corporation Commission Bureau of Insurance has announced that insurance companies and producers can now print licenses online. Read Story
Arkansas regulator suspends two N.Y.-based insurers over surpluses
Two property-casualty insurers, who recently stopped writing business in Virginia, had their certificates to operate in Arkansas suspended by regulators, citing their negative surplus balance. Read Story
Virginia passes budget cutting Medicaid, other health services
Ohio Casualty unveils online agent learning center
Bermuda-based firm opens new U.S. property-casualty unit in Richmond
Virginia first state in nation to pass anti-mandate health reform bill
Complaint, error scuttle D.C.’s approval of CareFirst rate increase
Working in Va. nets woman $36,000 in workers’ compensation restitution
GBS University to broaden education to agents, others on insurance
Virginia U.S. attorney’s office unveils renamed financial crimes unit
With hurricane season approaching, Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. plans to sell $2 billion in tax-exempt bonds to add to its reserves for claims.Read →
If and when the health care reform is taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court, the final decision is guaranteed to be as divisive as the court’s abortion ruling in 1973.
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