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• 'NEEDLESSY EXPENSIVE AND RESTRICTIVE': DeregulateNY calls for a submission of 'obstacles'.
• Lockton Affinity--NTDOBI Consent Order Highlights Affinity Marketing Risk.
• Insurance Advocate Columnists Retire.
• Expanded Role for Big 'I' Virtual University Director.
• Big 'I' Names New President of Big I Advantage[R].
• NYIA Elects 2020 Officers.
• NAIC Names 2020 Committee Leaders.
• Insurance Industry Can Set Standards on Cyber Security as World Digitizes, Impacting Society: CyberCube CEO speaks at Davos workshop on market incentives for cyber security and innovation.
• First minority-led tier-one insurance and reinsurance broker launches in the U.S.: 'Protecdiv, the first tier-one minority-led insurance and reinsurance broker in the U.S.', has launched.
• Small Commercial Insurance: Bigger, More Varied and More Specialized: Changes Driven by New Technology and Increased Carrier Appetite.

Featured documents

• Court of Appeals Holds that Control of Medical PC by Non-Physicians is Fraud in Itself: Non-Party Witness Pleading the Fifth May Be Used Against PC in Civil Trial: Andrew Carothers, M.D., P.C. v Progressive Insurance Co.
• No Damage, No Case or Controversy, No Right to Sue in Federal Court: Assignee has no more Right to Sue than Assignor.
• Mother, Don't Let Your Child Become an Adjuster in Washington State: Statute Makes Individual Adjuster Liable for Tort of Bad Faith.
• What The Election Means To Your Medical Care.
• No Demographic Study, Thank You.
• Offer Letters and Employment Agreements: Is There a Difference?
• Getting the Hybrids on the Road.
• Mills Appointed; Lacewell Ties in New Staff.
• Court Orders Sanctions Inquiry Against Attorneys Who Sued Wrong Insurer: Natural Therapy Acupuncture, P.C. v Omni Indem. Co.
• FinTech Draws High Achievers.