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2009-06-06 INSURANCE COMPANY CLERK ADMITS TO IDENTITY THEFT AND BANK FRAUD SCHEME

(JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS/ContentWorks via COMTEX) INSURANCE COMPANY CLERK ADMITS TO IDENTITY THEFT AND BANK FRAUD SCHEME Baltimore Woman and Co-Schemers Fraudulently Obtained At Least usd. 174,000 in Cash and Merchandise from 89 Individual Victims in a Three Year Period Baltimore, Maryland - Shanell Angelia Bowser, age 30, of Baltimore pleaded guilty today to stealing personal identifying information of insurance claimants from her employer to fraudulently obtain credit used to purchase merchandise and obtain cash, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.

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2009-06-04 Valley Woman Says Her Insurance Company Pulled Coverage - KRGV NEWSCHANNEL 5 - The Rio Grande Valleys News Channel - Breaking News, Breaking Stories, Breaking the Mold - RGV News

State Farm tells NEWSCHANNEL 5, Texas laws allow insurance companies to not renew policies under certain circumstances, including when a hazard is found on the property.

The company called her on the phone, and told her the policy would expire on th. Just 2 days before this years hurricane season began.

Ainsworth says for now, her only hope is to sign on again with the company once all the repairs are finished on her home.

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She says lack of coverage is not fair to her. - HARLINGEN HURRICANE DOLLY INSURANCE CANCELLED

2009-06-02 James Cameron Sued Over Power Outage

Probably a lot like Western General Insurance Company does. The company is suing Cameron and one of his employees, Oscar Escalante. According to the suit, the employee was driving a car registered at Camerons address when he smacked into a light pole -- knocking out power to their business for three whole days.

The company is suing the employee and Cameron for negligence , claiming the accident cost it nearly usd. 125,000 while the power was out.

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How would James Cameron feel if on opening night of his next big movie, someone smashed into a light and knocked out all the power to the theater Probably . - Celebrity gossip celebrity photos hollywood rumors entertainment news celebrity news gossip news celebrity gossip news celebrity gossip blog celebs celebrities daily news celebrity hairstyles hot

2009-06-01 Kennedy Company Receives Safety Award News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - Jamestown Post-Journal

Lancer, the nations leading provider of liability and physical damage insurance coverages to passenger transportation companies, instituted its Gold Safety Award program more than 15 years ago to single out for recognition companies that demonstrate the highest commitment of safety to their customers and employees - a commitment that is manifested in a superior claims record.

Lancer Insurance Company is the nations leading provider of insurance, risk management and loss control services to the American passenger transportation industry.

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2009-05-30 TDIC and TDIC Insurance Solutions Select Former California Department of Insurance Deputy as CEO

Dental Association members founded a company that offers products and services specifically for dentists, their families, staff and practices. Since then, TDIC Insurance Solutions has been offering innovative insurance solutions to dental professionals for their business and personal needs. TDIC Insurance Solutions is an authorized independent agent for more than 30 major carriers throughout the state of

Founded in 1980, The Dentists Insurance Company has a long history of helping dentists practice more confidently and productively. TDIC, a subsidiary of the California Dental Association, underwrites professional and business liability policies; employment practices liability; and building and business personal property coverage. Licensed to offer coverage in 40 states, endorsed by eight state dental associations, TDIC insures more than 17,000 dentists nationwide. It also carries an A rating by A. M. Best. For more information, visit .

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2009-06-03 Demographics boost China Life Insurance (LFC) - BloggingStocks

In 1958, the paradox of having an insurance business in a cradle-to-grave welfare state finally impressed itself on Chinas rulers and the company went into suspended animation until economic reforms revived it in the late 1970s. PICC began selling property and casualty insurance in 1979 and life insurance in 1982.

It had a huge head start in infrastructure, and is adapting well to a world in which PingAn Insurance and China Pacific Insurance present increasingly competent competition. In 2008, the company had 102 million individual and group life, annuity and long-term health policies in force.

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2009-05-31 Insurance company changes position on Reno girls case - KTVN Channel 2 - Reno Tahoe News Weather, Video -

RENO (AP) - After publicity over the case, an insurance company says its now hopeful of reaching a deal that would spare a 5-year-old Reno girl with leukemia from making weekly trips to Oakland, Calif. , for chemotherapy treatments.

Yvette Schneider says shes pleased about the companys change in position, which followed appeals for a compassionate waiver by top Nevada officials, including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

The company previously said the Schneiders had a choice of paying the out-of-network coverage rate in Reno capped at usd. 7,000 annually or the in-network rate capped at usd. 5,000 a year.

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2009-06-07 Long-term care: Still broken after all these years -

The premium would be less if the policy was purchased at age 50. But that means paying for, say, 25 years or more on the one-in-three chance that you may use the benefits, with no guarantee that the premium wont go way up when you can least afford it, or that the insurance company will still be in business. Unless you have an even more expensive policy, which would provide a return on part of the premiums, you get none of the money back if the benefits are not used. But the insurance company gets to invest your premiums.

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Picking up from last week, I cant count the number of columns Ive written about the critical need for a rational national policy for long-term care. But little has changed in more than a dozen years. - Homes Social Issues Diseases Medical Specialization Insurance Long Term Care Alzheimers Disease Crime Law and Justice Medical Services Medicaid New York Geriatrics Medicare Health

2009-06-05 ACE Reports First Quarter 2009 Net Income of usd. 567 Million, Up 50 pct. ; Operating Income of usd. 669 Million - MarketWatch

Forward-looking statements made in this press release, such as those related to premium revenue, client behavior, economic and insurance market conditions, and company performance reflect the companys current views with respect to future events and financial performance and are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements involve risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from those set forth in these statements. For example, the companys forward-looking statements could be affected by competition, pricing and policy term trends, the levels of new and renewal business achieved, market acceptance, changes in demand, the frequency of unpredictable

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2009-05-29 Suing for Benefits: A Dilemma for the Disabled

But she said her benefit was reduced by half under offsets in the insurance contract. Carstens says she never saw that contract while working for her employer. But a provision in the contract said that since she was also receiving social security disability payments, the company would reduce their payments by the amount of that social security benefit: the practice called "offsetting. "

Carstens attorney Cassie Springer-Sullivan fought the decision and got the payments reinstated, but the battle wasnt over. Several years later, the insurance company said it was entitled to take social security disability benefits provided to her son.

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Will your disability insurance cover you if you become ill and unable to work Many advocates say probably not. - Disability insurance sue court disabled lawsuit CBS 5 Investigates