The head of Maryland's Workers' Insurance Fund will receive twoyears salary and health benefits after he steps down from his postto face federal corruption charges stemming from his term as statesenator.
Thomas Bromwell, 57 years-old, chief executive officer andpresident of the Injured Workers' Insurance Fund, will step downfrom his post Dec. 31, according to a statement from the fund.
Mr. Bromwell will be replaced on an interim basis by IWIFchairman Daniel E. McKew until a replacement is found.
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