health insurance woes Care fades away What's more, because their Medicare Advantage plan is being discontinued, affected seniors are guaranteed the opportunity to enroll in certain Medicare Supplemental plans — policies sold by private insurance companies to fill gaps in original Medicare … Read more on Record-Searchlight
New York shield law protects media in MLB suit Major League Baseball filed a complaint against an insurance company to find out who leaked confidential financial information to the Associated Press and Deadspin.com, but did not include the news organizations in the filing. … Read more on Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
Image by wallyg The Firemen’s Insurance Company Building, at 10 Park Place, was built in 1928 by Marvis, Davis & Turton. At the time of its completion, it was the tallest building in the State of New Jersey at sixteen-stories and 205-feet high. The facade is of Dover marble, and the rear is covered with enameled brick and terrazza finish.
New Jersey State Register (1982) National Register #82003273
Nationwide-Harleysville deal questioned by critics The proposed deal in which property and casualty insurer Harleysville Group agreed to be sold to Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. is being scrutinized by those who think a conflict of interest exists, Bloomberg reports The issue revolves around … Read more on Bizjournals.com
Yodil, Inc. Launches YES: Yodil Enterprise Strategy Yodil Enterprise Strategy (YES) is an assessment, planning, and mapping engagement that helps insurance companies realize benefits early and often from BI — from data warehousing to analytics, from reporting to distribution. "While most companies … Read more on MarketWatch (press release)
Burning Questions: 'Three years of hell' at end But the Bergerons' insurance company maintained it was arson and refused to pay the claim. Last week, Integrity Mutual Insurance Co. agreed to pay the couple an undisclosed sum that Jeremy Bergeron said covers the cost of the house, its contents and … Read more on Wisconsin State Journal
Anderson Cooper 360 covers the effort to make sure insurance companies treat Washington consumers fairly — Referendum 67 — on his October 2, 2007 broadcast. Visit www.approve67.org to learn more. Video Rating: 4 / 5
