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PIANY Hails Proposal to Repeal State’s Mandatory Photo Inspections
Association says Zebrowski’s bill would save New Yorkers time, money on unnecessary insurance requirement Glenmont, N.Y.—The Professional Insurance Agents of New York State is commending Assemblyman Kenneth Zebrowski Jr., D-96, for introducing legislation (A.1312) this week to allow insurance carriers to give their policyholders the option to save time and money by eliminating the state’s outdated […]
PIANY Top-Priority Bill to Reform NYSIF 30-Day Notice Rule Introduced in Senate
Association Applauds Seward, Gallivan for Leadership and Industry Sense to Benefit Public Jan. 4, 2017, Glenmont, N.Y.—The Professional Insurance Agents of New York State is applauding Sens. James L. Seward, R-51, and Patrick M. Gallivan, R-59, for introducing a bill yesterday (S.428), which would eliminate the requirement for policyholders to provide 30-day notice to withdraw […]
NY Motorcycle Show: A New Ride May Need A New Insurance Policy
As seen on and released by Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) For immediate release — New York Press Office: (212) 346-5500; media@iii.org I.I.I. Encourages Motorcycle Enthusiasts To Get Revved Up With The Proper Insurance Coverage Bikers To Check Out New Rides And Gear At New York Motorcycle Show, December 9 –11 NEW YORK, December 8, 2016 […]
Gov. McCrory Offers Advice with Hurricane Matthew Insurance Claims
Advocate, Flood, hurricane, In The News, Insurance
RALEIGH, N.C. (WAVY) – Governor Pat McCrory offered advice to Hurricane Matthew victims filing out insurance claims in a press release on Saturday. Gov. McCrory urges those impacted by the storm to register with FEMA and make contact with their insurance company to assess damage. The governor offers the following tips to Hurricane Matthew survivors […]
