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Connecticut Insurance Department Fines White Mountain Group $362,000
12 Mar, 2008 WorkersCompensation.com
Company Licensing Practices Not in Compliance with Connecticut Law
Hartford, CT (CompNewsNetwork) - Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Thomas R. Sullivan announces an order last week fining subsidiaries of White Mountain Group, headquartered in Delaware, $362,000 for violations to state law.
The total fine results from smaller fines assessed to subsidiary companies for violations to Connecticut state laws, primarily related to licensing/appointments of agents.
Violations and fines varied by company.
Atlantic Specialty Insurance Company, New York $104,000
Employers Fire Insurance Company, Massachusetts $112,000
Pennsylvania General Insurance Company, Pennsylvania $146,000
The company complied with the stipulation and final order, and will submit a compliance report to the commissioner within 90 days.
The mission of the Connecticut Insurance Department is to serve consumers in a
professional and timely manner by providing assistance and information to the public and to
policy makers, by regulating the insurance industry in a fair and efficient manner which
promotes a competitive and financially sound insurance market for consumers, and by
enforcing the insurance laws to ensure that consumers are treated fairly and are protected
from unfair practices. For more information, visit the Connecticut Insurance Department at
www.ct.gov/cid.
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