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Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of McFadden Insurance Agency, Inc., a Las Vegas, Nev.–based firm. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The McFadden team will become … View full post on Insurance Journal

Digman Insurance Services of Fort Wayne, Ind., has joined The Iroquois Group, according to agency principal Stacy Digman. Digman, who has 13 years of experience as a licensed agent, owned an … View full post on Insurance Journal

Two Pennsylvania insurance agency execs and their spouses have been charged in what prosecutors say is a massive pyramid scheme that swindled local colleges, businesses and other organizations of … View full post on Insurance Journal

The insurance brokerage and risk management firm Integro today announced it has completed a merger with Frost Specialty, LLC, a third generation insurance agency specializing in serving the music … View full post on Insurance Journal

Combined Agents of America LLC (CAA) has added a new member agency, Bibby, Brilling & Associates LLP, in Dallas. Based in Dallas, Bibby, Brilling & Associates (BBA) is a full service … View full post on Insurance Journal

PacWest Alliance Insurance Services Inc. has welcomed its newest member: Raintree Insurance Agency Inc. Raintree Insurance Agency is a well-established independent insurance agency with offices in … View full post on Insurance Journal

Why is agency growth important? Agents and brokers are faced with a continued economic downturn combined with sustained soft market conditions; insurance companies continue to tier agents based on … View full post on Insurance Journal

A US regulatory agency on Friday approved an emergency contraceptive pill that can prevent pregnancy if taken up to five days after unprotected sex. View full post on Yahoo! Health News

The Illinois Department of Insurance has revoked the license of an Illinois insurance agent for allegedly luring Illinois and California retirees into a pyramid scheme in which the agent … View full post on Insurance Journal

The European Medicines Agency has agreed to provide access to studies about drug side effects, following criticism over data secrecy from the European Ombudsman. View full post on Yahoo! Health News