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- Sompo Japan Insurance May Become Holding Company Nikkei Says
- NC insurance aims at high-risk cases
- Family Blames Insurance Company for Teen’s Death
- New Business Scarce For Mortgage Insurers In Volatile Market
- Fifty Employees of BrickStreet Insurance to Lose Their Jobs Wednesday
- Dallas drivers if you don’t have insurance your car may get …
Sompo Japan Insurance May Become Holding Company Nikkei Says
Bloomberg
31 (Bloomberg) — Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. maychange its corporate structure to a holding company as early as2010 to expand its life insurance and asset managementbusinesses Nikkei English News reported without citing anyone. Sompo Japan wants to build those units as a holding companyto compete with Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. and Mitsui SumitomoInsurance Group Holdings Inc. Japan?s largest casualty insurersNikkei reported.
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NC insurance aims at high-risk cases
Winston-Salem Journal NC
People can qualify if they don’t have employer coverage and can’t get private insurance without paying an exorbitant amount. Since ctober only about 500 residents have applied for the N. Health Insurance Risk Pool with a couple hundred approved for coverage beginning Thursday.
Family Blames Insurance Company for Teen’s Death
FXNews
com – Family Blames Insurance Company for Teen’s Death – Health News | Current Health News | Medical News. for her death in 2007 after the company initially refused to pay for a liver transplant.
New Business Scarce For Mortgage Insurers In Volatile Market
CNNMoney.com
Insurers received 39098 new applications for mortgage insurance in Novemberthe lowest monthly number in at least a year and less than one-fourth the 173259 applications received in November of 2007. The drop in applications goesalong with a drop in new insurance written to $5. 8 billion in November downfrom $23. 4 billion in the year-ago month and down from $7.
Fifty Employees of BrickStreet Insurance to Lose Their Jobs Wednesday
State Journal WV
CHARLESTN — Wednesday will be the last day of work for dozens of people at BrickStreet Insurance. Brickstreet is one of the state’s providers of workers’ compensation insurance. The company announced last month that it would need to cut fifty jobs. As a result several workers who are close to retirement age as well as younger employees who might go back to school have decided to take a severance option. The options included a year’s salary or nine months’ salary with six months of insurance coverage.
Dallas drivers if you don’t have insurance your car may get …
Dallas Morning News TX
“The number of officers that are going to be able to handle the calls as they come in is going to be tested” he said. District 13 council member Mitchell Rasansky who proposed the tough new ordinance said it will make the roads safer. “I hope this is a wake-up call to people who do not have insurance. Unfortunately it’s years too late but it’s a beginning. It’s something that’s dreadfully needed to be done to protect everybody” he said. Rasansky proposed the ordinance shortly after his own car was struck by a driver who fled the scene and apparently had no insurance.