Insurance Journal
- Former California Adjuster Hit With 180-day Sentence for Stealing $130K September 20, 2019Former licensed public adjuster John Schoon, 54, of Huntington Beach, Calif., was sentenced to 180 days in county jail and five years of felony probation after pleading guilty to three felony counts of embezzlement and one felony count of forgery. …
- Zurich Insurance Taps Giger from Swiss Regulator, FINMA, as Group Chief Risk Officer September 20, 2019Zurich Insurance Group announced that Peter Giger will join the group on Oct. 1, 2019, as group chief risk officer and a member of Zurich’s Executive Committee. He succeeds Alison Martin who was recently appointed chief executive officer Europe, Middle …
- Omaha National Promotes Senff to VP, Company Development September 20, 2019Nebraska-based Omaha National, a provider of workers’ compensation insurance and payroll services to small and midsize businesses, has promoted Mary Senff to vice president of company development. In this role she is responsible for the company employee development program and …
- Michigan School District to Pay $107K to Settle Federal Retaliation Lawsuit September 20, 2019A school district in Michigan will pay $107,000 do settle a federal retaliation lawsuit. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) says the Waterford Public School System in Waterford, Michigan, will additionally provide other relief to settle the retaliation case. …
- Ohio AG: Opioid Settlement Should Be Spent Locally September 20, 2019Any money Ohio might receive from a settlement with OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma and other drugmakers should be spent at the local level, the state’s top lawyer said. Republican Attorney General Dave Yost told reporters that so many of the …Julie Carr Smyth
Insurance News Net
- Comment on Employees Turn Away From High-Deductible Health Plans: Report by Judy AP February 14, 2018People will just get very sick. As 2 diabetics that need medicine. My husband's company gave us a $5G deductible. No coverage for Dr. or Prescription drug. Medicine cost are averaging over $1G a mo and no testing supplies are covered. We see $700 a mo. leave the paycheck for virtually no coverage.Judy AP
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by John Grilli February 12, 2018Mr. Udell I read your response and once again I don't understand what your trying to say. We all know the basic issues using illustrations and yes some are led to water and drink. If insurance companies can't be trusted according to you "What is your recommendation?" as to what company and product if any? 'John Grilli
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by Byron Udell February 12, 2018Some agents "know". Many unfortunately do not. I've heard and seen so many presentations by agents, and carrier representatives touting one or more of the wonderful features of their products... features that they claim make their products better... the proof being in the illustration, which is full of non-guaranteed elements. If you were arou […]Byron Udell
- Comment on IRS Overpaid ACA Tax Credits By Nearly $3.5B In 2017 by Joe Gordon February 11, 2018what's $3.5 billion amongst taxpaying friends?Joe Gordon
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by John Grilli February 10, 2018You haven’t said anything an agent doesn’t know. How do you choose? Flip a coin? If I read between the lines your professing guarantees on an illustration? Therefore you must be advocating whole life insurance? Or what. Say something with substance.John Grilli
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