Addresses Most Pressing Issues in New York Sandy, impact of healthcare reform and latest in labor law among the topics discussed The New York Insurance Association (NYIA) 2013 Annual Conference featured a variety of sessions and events that covered the gamut of key issues the industry is currently facing in New York. More than 200 […]
Many of us attend seemingly endless board meetings, committee meetings, and council meetings; we may start to get bored, look at our cell phones, look out the window, get a water and generally get unwound by some of the monotony that is inherent in process driven circumstances. There are very few times in my life […]
I have previously written about my efforts to fill some of the gaps in the annual report of the NY superintendent of financial services to the legislature and the governor through the use of Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. As I reported, the result was a mixed bag – some success and some not so […]
Recently I was having a conversation with my adult sons and they started to complain about various issues and how someone ought to do something about them. I asked them why they thought someone else should be correcting things that had to do with them and they told me they don’t have time to do […]
As president of The Longwood Central School District Board of Education here where I live on Long Island, I have the privilege of presenting the welcome address to the graduating class at their graduation commencement ceremony. Although I try to make it as short and sweet as possible because I know that the kids do […]
ELANY vs. Waldorf & Assoc. In this action, the plaintiff Excess Line Association of New York (hereinafter “ELANY” or the “plaintiff ”) seeks an accounting of the defendants’ books and records and damages related to the defendants’ failure to report the placement of excess-line insurance policies and the defendants’ failure to pay premium taxes and […]
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