Our recent cover article on “No-Fault” has drawn a lot of fire from both of the equation. In this issue, we present one of the more acrid letters we received, from Attorney Craig Bruno. We commend that you read it (page 3). The issue simply will not go away and we will keep up the […]
It was one of those rare occasions when several former New York State Superintendents of Insurance, former top department leaders and “past this” and “past that” were present in the same room. LICONY held its annual reception hosted by Mutual of America on Park Avenue on February 3rd and was joined by former Superintendents Howard Mills, Eric […]
Response to our cover article on Jim Wrynn was overwhelmingly favorable toward theSuperintendent, many holding that he has not had much of a term on the job and should probably get that chance. We’re concerned about seeming to “cheerlead” for the Superintendent, but our feelings are exactly as laid out in the piece: we think he has […]
When Jim Wrynn “signed up” for the top job in New York’s muscular insurance regulatory arm, he inherited a lot of work in progress, but would make his mark with innovations realized under a low key styled, but no less achievement driven regime. The Superintendent of Insurance sent his mandatory resignation to the transition team […]
The Insurance Advocate wishes Governor Andrew Cuomo success in his “deeds not words” approach to a Government that, in the new Governor’s words needs more than “baby steps” to reform. Andrew Cuomo starts off with a good wind in his sails, but is running straight into hurricane like forces including the state’s pension obligations, the municipal unions and Medicare […]
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