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Shawn Moynihan
Staten Island was one of the areas hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy. In Part 1 of our October cover feature, NU confronts the gritty reality of how this resilient, battered community continues to deal with the effects, one year later.
Shawn Moynihan
While the wind howled outside like screams pulled from hell as Superstorm Sandy descended, I was struck by a strange thoughtthe same one Id wager many Staten Islanders had.
Shawn Moynihan
JM Associates/Burnham + Co., a Division of HUB International Northeast, partnered with The Hartford to create a general liability program for elevator contractors, inspectors, consultants (excluding E&O), manufacturers and distributors. Here, Vice President John Tateossian discusses the programs origins, how it is administered and the complex exposuresand necessary coverfor those...
Bill Coffin
When people ask me where I'm from and I tell them, the Jersey Shore, the first thing they usually ask is how much damage did I get from Hurricane Sandy. I tell them about how I lost some trees and how we were without power for a while, but overall,...
Chad Hemenway
According to experts, thousands of Superstorm Sandy-damaged cars have wound up back on the road, or sitting on used car lots located in some cases not even that far away from where total-loss claims were settled.
Arthur D. Postal
Apart from its impact on consumers and businesses, Superstorm Sandy set in motion a re-evaluation by state, federal and local officials of the potential effects of severe weather events.
Bonnie Cavanaugh, E&S Editor
Superstorm Sandy gave independent agencies a hands-on lesson in endorsements to this complex policy.
Chad Hemenway
The New Jersey Shore continues to rebuild after suffering the wrath of Superstorm Sandy. Part 2 of our October cover feature reveals the widespread notion that nearly all of its flood claims have been settled is, in stark fact, far from the truth.
Anthony Natale III
When an employer is contracted with a PEO and a workers' comp. claim is filed, questions often arise as to whether appropriate insurance has been maintained, if there is documentary evidence to support the PEOs responsibility to defend the claim and even, sometimes, whether the PEO is fiscally solvent.
Anya Khalamayzer
New York City may have been caught off guard by Superstorm Sandy, but Mayor Michael Bloomberg has responded by proposing an ambitious, multi-decade plan that would put an estimated $20 billion toward protecting the city against disastrous weather events going forward.
Chad Hemenway
One year after Superstorm Sandy, NU contacted New Jersey Commissioner Kenneth E. Kobylowski to find out his thoughts on the state of insurance in the Garden State.
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