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- Father of Patriots QB Brady sued in insurance case
- Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. Declares a 20 Cent Year-End …
- Chamber BlueOptions Insurance Adds to its Options and Benefits for …
Father of Patriots QB Brady sued in insurance case
BusinessWeek
Richard Vasquez, of Weston, claimed in a suit filed last week that Tom Brady Sr. convinced him to forego $415,000 worth of commissions by promising to make him an equity owner in his San Mateo, Calif. -based company, Thomas Brady & Associates Insurance Services Inc. But that never occurred, and he was later fired. Vasquez also claims the elder Brady failed to reimburse him for about $180,000 in business expenses. Vasquez is suing Brady for breach of contract. He is seeking triple damages, about $1.
Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. Declares a 20 Cent Year-End …
MarketWatch
Future cash dividends are necessarily
subject to business conditions, the Company’s financial position, and
requirements for working capital and other corporate purposes. About Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. The Company is a vertically integrated insurance holding company
operating solely in the state of Florida. Through its subsidiaries,
the Company is currently engaged in insurance underwriting,
distribution and claims. Universal Property & Casualty Insurance
Company (UPCIC), which generates revenue from the collection and
investment of premiums, is one of the top five leading writers of
homeowners insurance in the state of Florida and has aligned itself
with well respected service providers in the industry. Cautionary Language Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains “forward-looking statements” within the
meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The
words “believe,” “expect,” “anticipate,” and “project,” and similar
expressions identify forward-looking statements, which speak only as
of the date the statement was made.
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Chamber BlueOptions Insurance Adds to its Options and Benefits for …
MarketWatch
, local chambers and
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield have announced further additions to its
Chamber BlueOptions product line for 2009. Starting in January, Chamber
BlueOptions will include eight health plans from HMO and PPO options with
varying levels of deductibles to consumer driven health plan options. “Both employers and employees of small businesses are surprised by the
variety of choices they have to meet their employees own insurance needs,”
said Dana Connors, President of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. “Small
businesses are getting a range of health plan choices usually only
available to a large company.