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Governor Jim Edgar has named Arnold Dutcher as the Illinois Department's Acting Director to succeed Mark Boozell who returned to the Governor's office as Chief of Staff on March 1, 1998. In announcing the appointment, the Governor expressed confidence that Dutcher's 25 years of experience in the Department will guarantee continuity and stability at the agency during the final year of the Edgar administration. "We are fortunate to have a career employee as skilled and experience as Arnold Dutcher on hand to step up and direct a department as important as Insurance," the Governor said. "I am confident he will maintain the programs and the leadership that have kept Illinois insurance consumers protected and well informed, and that have helped ensure a strong and open statewide insurance marketplace." Over the past two and a half decades, Dutcher has risen through the Department's ranks and has held a series of key supervisory assignments, including stints as Deputy Director of the Financial-Corporate Regulatory Division and Deputy Director of the Life, Accident and Health Division. He has been Chief Deputy Director since August 1995. |
Since 1978, Dutcher has actively represented Illinois before the National Association
of Insurance Commissioners, where he continues to chair or participate in numerous
accounting, financial, reinsurance, and examination subcommittees and working
groups. A U.S. Army veteran, he holds bachelor's degrees in accounting and marketing
from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, and a Fellow Life Management Institute
(FLMI) designation from the Life Office Management Association.
In other staff changes, Robert Burke resigned as Chief Examiner for the Life, Accident and Health Financial Examination Section effective February 28. Bob joined the Department's financial exam team in 1964 and was appointed Chief Examiner in 1970. During his tenure, he served terms as President of both the National Association of Health Maintenance Organizations Regulators and the Society of Financial Examiners.
He is succeeded by Kenneth Skiera who has served as Assistant L/A&H Chief Examiner since 1979.
Insurance producers in the Rockford, Illinois, area should mark their calendars for a flood insurance seminar on May 19, 1998. Sponsored by the National Flood Insurance Program, the seminar provides four hours of continuing education credit.
To register, contact Rick Slevin or Louis Katz at (630) 955-4550.
by Charles Budinger, L/A&H Compliance Unit
Department Rule 1406 (Individual and Group Life Insurance Policy Illustrations; 50 Ill. Adm. Code 1406) and amendments to Rule 930 (Life Insurance Solicitation; 50 Ill. Adm. Code 930) will both be effective June 1, 1998.
The purpose of Rule 1406 is to provide standards for both individual and group life insurance policy illustrations that will protect consumers and foster consumer education. The Illinois rule mirrors the NAIC Model Life Insurance Policy Illustrations Regulation in all but three areas:
Rule 1406 requires the insurer to distinguish whether an illustration is for an individual or a group life insurance policy; the Model Regulation does not require a distinction.
Rule 1406 assigns a specific date, "no later than December 31," by which an insurer must file its annual compliance certification; the Model Regulation indicates that annual certifications shall be provided each year by a date determined by the insurer.
In the Illinois rule, the language contained in the illustration statement, signed by the applicant and agent, addressing the applicant's understanding of the non-guaranteed elements of the illustration differs slightly from the language contained in the Model.
The amendments to Rule 930 add definitions of guaranteed and non-guaranteed elements and clarify policy summary requirements. Only "guaranteed elements" may be shown in the policy summary. Thus if a company sells a policy using an illustration subject to the requirements of Rule 1406, it is not required to provide a policy summary.
The United States Department of Justice, on behalf of the United States government, has withdrawn its appeal in the Reserve Insurance Company "superpriority" case.
By dismissing its appeal, the United States has let stand the key priority ruling which former Insurance Director Mark Boozell had won from District Court Judge Reuben Castillo. Judge Castillo agreed that claims brought by the federal government against the Reserve estate are subject to Illinois Receivership law, including claim filing deadlines, and are not entitled to superpriority ranking ahead of consumers' claims. Castillo also rejected the United States' contention that the statutory role of guaranty associations invalidated the priority provisions of the Illinois Insurance Code.
Discussions are now underway with the Department of Justice for a possible voluntary dismissal of Boozell's cross-appeal of other aspects of Judge Castillo's decision. If an agreement on the remaining issues can be reached and the cross-appeal dismissed, the Reserve estate can be closed and a final distribution of assets can be made to Reserve's creditors.
Boozell is represented by attorneys Peter G. Gallanis and J. Kevin Baldwin of the Office of the Special Deputy Receiver in Chicago, and by Wm. Carlisle Herbert and Eric M. Phillips of Hopkins & Sutter.
The Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) continues to implement new federal requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Eligible Illinois residents who have exhausted their right to continue prior group coverage and have run out of options for securing their own individual policy are finding comprehensive coverage with CHIP with no exclusion for pre-existing conditions.
Among the first 500 persons to take advantage of this new HIPAA/CHIP program was Amy Marie Gardner of Glenview. She learned of her potentially fatal kidney disease during a routine physical while she was a college student. She exhausted coverage under her parents' health plan and became eligible for Medicare for three years after receiving a kidney transplant in 1993.
Amy finished college and set out to get a job in her chosen field -- teaching. That job also provided her with group health insurance coverage. However, in a classroom of children Amy was exposed to more germs than her system could tolerate. Not only did she have to find another job, she also had to worry about having health insurance.
Amy later secured another job and had coverage under her new employee's group health plan, but the job wasn't in her field and it wasn't the work she loved to do. It did, however, provide health insurance. "The new kidney saved my life," says Amy, "but without the immunosuppressive medications I could lose it." Her previous medical history made her uninsurable in the private market. Drugs and regular lab testing fees together cost over $2000 a month so maintaining health insurance coverage was critical for her.
Because of HIPAA/CHIP Amy was able to look for a job in her chosen field "without insurance being the primary factor." She now has a new job she loves and it doesn't matter that her new employer is unable to provide health insurance benefits. After exhausting her COBRA benefits under her previous employer's group health plan, Amy became eligible for HIPAA/CHIP and is now covered by CHIP with no exclusion for her pre-existing condition.
Dr. Janis Orlowski, Executive Dean of the Rush Medical College, a kidney specialist at the hospital and a CHIP Board Member remarked, "This is an outstanding program that the state has implemented for individuals like Amy Gardner with a history of serious medical problems. It is very significant that she and others like her who have had excellent health care benefits through their employer and then move to another job without such benefits, become self-employed, or retire can be covered by CHIP without having to satisfy another exclusion for pre-existing conditions."
The new HIPAA/CHIP plan has enjoyed a successful inaugural period through the first six months of fiscal 1998, according to CHIP Executive Director Richard W. Carlson. All states were required to assure that federally eligible individuals can obtain individual health coverage on a guaranteed issue basis with no pre-existing condition exclusions as of January 1, 1998. However, Illinois may be one of the few to have successfully implemented its alternative mechanism six months early. In fact, as of February 27, 1998, CHIP has received nearly 1200 applications for HIPAA/CHIP and has enrolled more than 700 eligible individuals.
"While other states have experienced some of the glitches that are common to new, federally-mandated programs," Assistant Insurance Director Madelynne Brown observed, "we in Illinois were able to use our experience and expertise with CHIP to smooth the way for a successful plan initiation. Portability of coverage and the elimination of waiting periods for pre-existing medical conditions are the key to the eventual effectiveness of these new requirements."
"The agonizingly steep costs of health care make portability of coverage to CHIP absolutely essential for many of our eligible clients," Carlson said. "These individuals who change jobs or retire either willingly or without choice now have the security of knowing that they can obtain health coverage under the HIPAA provisions of CHIP without having to satisfy a new pre-existing condition exclusion."
Additional information can be obtained by calling or writing to:
Office of the Board of Directors
Illinois Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan
400 West Monroe Street, Suite 202
Springfield, Illinois 62704-1823
(217) 783-6333
or
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Administrator
(800) 367-6410.
A brochure can also be requested on-line at: http://www.chip.state.il.us/chipform1.htm
Back to the topHouse Bill 2179 (PA 90-559), effective 6/01/98 -- Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to make a second or subsequent conviction for operating a vehicle when registration is suspended for not having insurance, a Class B misdemeanor. Provides that the vehicle can be impounded when a person drives without a license or permit and without insurance.
The full text of Department rules is printed in the Illinois Register published weekly by the Illinois Secretary of State's Index Department, 111 E. Monroe St., Springfield, IL 62756. Subscriptions are available from that source for an annual fee of $290. Issue numbers and a Department contact person are listed below after each rule summary.
Copies of rules are also available upon written request to the Department of Insurance at a $1 per page charge. Adopted rules are codified in Title 50 of the Illinois Administrative Code.
Rule 909 (Advertising and Sales Promotion of Life Insurance and Annuities) and Rule 930 (Life Insurance Solicitation) have been amended to make the language consistent with the new NAIC Life Illustration Model Rule. The changes become effective June 1, 1998. (Vol. 22, #6; Betty Jo Teer)
Rule 1406 (Individual and Group Life Insurance Policy Illustrations) has been amended effective June 1, 1998, to provide standards for both individual and group life insurance policy illustrations that will protect consumers and foster consumer education. The rule provides illustration formats, prescribes standards to be followed when illustrations are used, and specifies required disclosures in connection with each illustration. The rule will ensure that illustrations do not mislead consumers and help them make better informed coverage decisions. (Vol. 22, #6; Betty Jo Teer)
Rule 2012 (Traditional Long-Term Care Insurance) was amended effective January 6, 1998, to make it consistent with the latest NAIC model regulation. (Vol. 22, #4; Linda Fritz)
Rule 2051 (Preferred Provider Program Administrators) was amended effective December 9, 1997, to add definitions, change the due date of renewals from March 1 to January 1 and increase the application fee to $250 and the renewal fee to $150. The amendments also add new sections that specify application filing requirements; language for provider and payor contracts, and credentialing, accessibility and availability, and advertising and solicitation standards; and authority for a gatekeeper option. (Vol. 21, #51; Mary Petersen).
Rule 4404 (Portability of Creditable Service Time for Downstate & Suburban Police Pension Funds) was adopted to implement Public Act 90-460 which requires the Department of Insurance to establish methodology for calculating the true cost of transferring creditable service time for certain public pension funds. This rule was adopted on an emergency basis effective December 9, 1997. Although the emergency rule will expire on May 8, 1998, the rule is also going through the regular rulemaking process. (Vol. 21, #51; Scott Brandt)
Rule 4430 (Investment Fee Disclosure Requirements for Pension Funds) was adopted on an emergency basis effective December 16, 1997, to implement Public Act 90-507 which allows pension funds to make permitted investments beginning January 1, 1998. The rule addresses fee disclosure to ensure that pension funds obtain adequate information about the actual fees and costs incurred in conjunction with investment transactions. Because the emergency rule will expire on May 15, 1998, the rule is also going through the regular rulemaking process. (Vol. 21, #52; Jim Orr)
Rule 5100 (Small Employer Carrier Actuarial Certification and Documentation Requirements) was repealed effective January 13, 1998. The rule had implemented Section 45 of the Small Employer Rating, Renewability and Portability Health Insurance Act which was repealed by Public Act 90-0030 on July 1, 1997. (Vol. 22, #4; Lynn Shanklin)
Rule 5421 (Health Maintenance Organization) was amended on an emergency basis effective November 18, 1997, to implement Public Act 90-0376 which authorizes HMOs to make basic outpatient preventative and primary health care services available to children under the age of 19 who are otherwise unable to obtain health care benefits. The emergency rule will expires April 16, 1998, but the rule is going through the regular rulemaking process. (Vol. 21, #48; Mary Petersen)
Following are the NAIC committees to which the Illinois Department of Insurance has been assigned for 1998.
(EX) Special Committee on Regulatory Reengineering
(EX3) Market Conduct and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee
(EX4) Financial Condition Subcommittee
(EX4) Accounting Practices and Procedures Task Force
(EX4) Blanks Task Force
(EX4) Risk-based Capital Task Force
(EX4) Valuation of Securities Task Force, Chair
(EX5) Insolvency Subcommittee, Chair
(EX7) Financial Database Reengineering Task Force
(D) Commercial Lines - Property & Casualty Insurance Committee
Casualty Actuarial (Technical) Task Force
Life and Health Actuarial (Technical) Task force
Statistical (Technical) Task Force
New Admissions
Citizens Security Mutual Insurance Company, MN, 12/31/97
Cumis General Insurance Company, MI, 12/31/97
Long Grove Insurance Company, IL, 2/25/98
Medical Liability Alliance, MO, 12/31/97
MGIC Reinsurance Corporation, WI, 12/31/97
Monumental General Casualty Company, MD, 12/31/97
Preferred Physicians Insurance Company, NE, 12/31/97
American Alternative Insurance Corporation of Delaware, DE, 3/12/98
Terminations
Universe Life Insurance Company, ID, certificate of authority revoked 1/23/98
American Eagle Insurance Company, TX, placed in liquidation in Texas 12/22/97
Fines
Allied American Insurance Company, Park Ridge, IL, was issued a stipulation and consent order and fined $50,000 for improper claims practices cited in an Illinois market conduct examination. Violations included: rating errors, failure to notify claimants of delays, and improper documentation.
Viaticus, Inc., a Chicago-based viatical settlement company, was fined $25,000 for mailing sales materials printed on the Illinois General Assembly's letterhead without permission to state employees. The company was ordered to cease the unauthorized mailings and to issue corrective notices to everyone who received the improper solicitations.
License Revocations
Maureen M. Baldwin
2148 Lake Shore Circle
Arlington Heights, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Jared C. Beaber
1033 Charlela Lane #306
Elk Grove Village, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Leslie S. Bock
70 West Burton Place #402
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/16/98
John S. Burke
508 Campbell
Wheaton, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Julius Campbell
PO Box 23164, 2102 South Drake
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/16/98
Dietra E. Cate
116 Cedar Drive
Colona, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Ralph D. Digangi
1432 Bridgeport Drive
Mt. Prospect, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Dorman W. Dixon
Route 3, PO Box 275
Mt. Vernon, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Thomas C. Ducksworth
132 Brookwood Court
Vernon Hills, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Michael G. Duffy
1088 North West Street
Galesburg, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Ray C. Easley
1022 North Lawler #1
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/5/98
Christopher B. Edwards
1042 Marshall
Bellwood, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Marie Ellis
11611 South Elizabeth
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Monte Ellis
613 North 13th Street
East St. Louis, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Robert F. Hiser
408 South James
Champaign, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Charles A. Hodges
764 North 80th Street
East St. Louis, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Valerie J. Hotzfeld
13947 South Oakdale Circle
Plainfield, IL
Effective 1/5/98
William R. Jeske
1527 Larson Street
Sycamore, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Valery Kholodovsky
30 Acorn
Highland Park, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Jessie N. King
109 Winthrop
Belleville, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Gail L. Kraska
456 Prescott Drive
Winfield, IL
Effective 2/2/98
John P. Lambert
9900 South St. Louis Ave.
Evergreen Park, IL
Effective 1/8/98
Daniel D. Lang
1301 West Fletcher, Apt. 303
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Leonid Leibovich
276 Park Avenue
Highland Park, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Steven M. Levin
400 Manda Lane
Wheeling, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Sandra J. Loverher
324A Brookdale Drive
Bloomington, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Kathleen Martinez
5511 West 22nd Place
Cicero, IL
Effective 1/19/98
McLean County Truck Co.
Veterans Parkway & Mercer Ave.
Bloomington, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Robert J. Meyers
8 Briarcliff Court
Bourbonnais, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Michael E. Mundy
7619 Woodward Avenue, Apt. 1B
Woodridge, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Oak West Insurance Agency, Inc.
7201 Lexington Street
Forest Park, IL
Effective 1/5/98
Henry D. Oszakeiwski
7506 South Cronin Avenue
Justice, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Karen Ott
1004 South Austin, Apt. 3W
Oak Park, IL
Effective 2/2/98
David W. Overs
14615 Jefferson
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/5/98
Kenneth Eugene Palmer
337 Huntington Way
Bolingbrook,IL
Effective 2/2/98
Gerald Parham
10535 South Peoria St.
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/16/98
William J. Parker
12345 South 82nd Avenue
Palos Park, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Billy D. Quimby
316 West Adams Street
Taylorville, IL
Effective 1/19/98
David A. Ralston
1000 Skokie Blvd., Apt. 300
Wilmette, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Julie Recile
3909 West 123rd Street
Alsip, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Gary Reents
5214 West Ancient Oak Drive
Peoria, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Bernard W. Rekus
10025 Lakeview Court
Palos Park, IL
Effective 2/9/98
Donald B. Reside
19 Harbor Point Circle
Bloomington, IL
Effective 2/9/98
Allen Roberts
17811 Maple
Country Club Hills, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Richard A. Rodawald, II
126 Wood Court
Collinsville, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Maryann Rosenberg
28 Lake Ridge Club Drive
Burr Ridge, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Michael J. Rossell
1220 Tannery Ridge Road
Elgin, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Gerald S. Rutkowski
6839 North Northwest Highway B2
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Matthew A. Scarpelli
21787 West Park Drive
Lake Villa, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Renee Sims
1015 North St. Louis
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Betty A. Skonecke
1636 Idlewild Lane
Homewood, IL
Effective 1/9/98
Ezell Smith
16404 South California Avenue
Markham, IL
Effective 2/6/98
Ronald E. Smith
160 Meadow Drive
Bethalto, IL
Effective 1/9/98
George F. Sobotka
606 South 5th Avenue
West Dundee, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Norval R. Stahly
#14 Country Club Place
Bloomington, IL
Effective 1/2/98
Russell W. Steger
16 Hibbard Road
Winnetka, IL
Effective 1/19/98
Paul J. Stoeckel
503 Kretizer
Bloomington, IL
Effective 2/2/98
E. Wayne Taylor
7 West Augusta, Apt. 2
Oak Park, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Joseph R. Thompson
9014 Sycamore
Hickory Hills, IL
Effective 1/23/98
Sharla G. Thompson
119 Geneva
Bellwood, IL
Effective 2/9/98
Vicia C. Torralba
2707 35th Street
Oak Brook, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Kathryn A. Torrence
1307 National Avenue
Rockford, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Terrence E. Turner
11423 South Hermosa
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/16/98
Sharon K. Wainscott
9703 West Main
Belleville, IL
Effective 2/19/98
Diannah L. Williams
7311 South Perry Avenue
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/6/98
Greg H. Worthen
3632 Aberdeen
Alton, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Douglas L. Wymer
15119 Huntington Court
Orland Park, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Voluntary Revocations
Michael W. Riley
RR 4, Box 40
Mt. Vernon, IL
Effective 2/4/98
Shamim Tahzib
1015 West Barry
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/22/98
Shamim Tahzib Agency, Inc.
3344 North Ashland Avenue
Chicago, IL
Effective 1/22/98
Order of Suspension
Samuel W. Cozzo
4246 Downers Drive
Downers Grove, IL
Effective 2/6/98
Robert Lear
4411 West 183rd Street
Country Club Hills, IL
Effective 2/25/98
Bruce N. Manola
PO Box 175
Petersburg, IL
Effective 4/13/97
John A. Yates
1104 North 41st Street
Washington, IL
Effective 2/6/98
Stipulation and Consent Order - Civil Forfeiture Paid
Matteo Cacucciolo
9639 West Pacific, Apt. #2 South
Franklin Park, IL
Effective 12/4/97
Joy T. Callahan
13719 South Laramie
Crestwood, IL
Effective 12/23/97
Patrick B. Callahan
13719 Laramie Avenue
Crestwood, IL
Effective 12/23/97
Cinthia A. Lee
1325 South Glenwood
Springfield, IL
Effective 1/12/98
Jerome Perkins
1006 South Austin Blvd. 3E
Oak Park, IL
Effective 2/2/98
Robert J. Ryan
1N 082 Timothy
Wheaton, IL
Effective 1/23/98
Keith E. Scott
1426 Timber Lane
South Elgin, IL
Effective 2/4/98
Steven Secrest
1308 Hawthorn
Wheaton, IL
Effective 1/16/98
Philip Emery Spicer
805 Jeffrey Court
Wheaton, IL
Effective 1/15/98
Denial of Request for License
John B. Bova
1307 North Logan
Danville, IL
Effective 1/28/98
Leonard Brady
2020 Gabriel
Zion, IL
Effective 2/6/98
Robert R. Dillie
15455 Conway Road
Chesterfield, MO
Effective 2/5/98
Frederick D. Ledwon
1047 West Taylor
Chicago, IL
Effective 2/9/98
Other Action
Gary R. Swanson
11N261 Muirhead Road
Elgin, IL
Suspension Lifted 1/13/98
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Financial
First Mercury Insurance Company -- 3/10/98
Illinois Emcasco Insurance Company -- 3/10/98
Jo Daviess Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/10/98
Loran Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/10/98
Virginia Surety Company -- 3/10/98
La Prairie Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/11/98
Shelbyville Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/11/98
Vandalia Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/11/98
Bureau County and Wyanet Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/13/98
International Business and Mercantile Reassurance Company -- 3/13/98
Old Republic Union Insurance Company -- 3/13/98
Payson Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/13/98
Stockton and Wards Grove Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/13/98
American Fuji Fire and Marine Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
Dental Care of America -- 3/20/98
Economy Fire & Casualty Company -- 3/20/98
Economy Preferred Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
Economy Premier Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
FHP of Illinois, Inc. -- 3/20/98
Forum Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
Montgomery Ward Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
Northern Resources Assurance -- 3/20/98
Rockford Mutual Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
The Signature Life Insurance Company -- 3/20/98
Market Conduct
Allstate Insurance Company -- 2/05/98
Illinois Emcasco Insurance Company -- 2/05/98
Atlanta Life Insurance Company -- 2/13/98
Gallant Insurance Company (Allied American) -- 2/13/98
American Union Life Insurance Company -- 3/12/98
Capitol American Life Insurance Company -- 3/12/98
Employers Health Insurance Company -- 3/12/98
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Hearings
Scheduled Hearings:
Ownerguard
3/12/98 Hearing No. 3614
Cease and Desist
Charles T. King
3/12/98 Hearing No. 3642
Revocation of Licensing Authority
Apollo Casualty Company
3/17/98 Hearing No. 3616
Corrective Order
T. Charles Paulus
3/18/98 Hearing No. 3647
Revocation of Licensing Authority
Jerry D. Fromm
3/19/98 Hearing No. 3629
Revocation of Licensing Authority
Allan Zwirn
3/19/98 Hearing No. 3646
Denial of Request for License
Central Reserve Life Insurance Company
3/26/98 Hearing No. 3606
Unfair Trade Practices
Willie J. Valentine
3/31/98 Hearing No. 3648
Revocation of Licensing Authority
David Francis Droege
3/31/98 Hearing No. 3649
Revocation of Licensing Authority
Kathleen Dean
Economy Preferred Insurance Company
3/25/98 Hearing No. 3650
Cancellation
Matters Settled without Hearing:
Walter Williams
Gallant Insurance Company
Hearing No. 3639
Dismissed 3/5/98
American Businessowners Assoc. Ltd.
Hearing No. 3524
Stipulation and Consent Order 2/6/98
Denise A. Foster
Hearing No. 3602
Stipulation and Consent Order 12/2/97
John B. Bova
Hearing No. 3610 Dismissed 1/29/98
Carl Jones
Hearing No. 3622
Dismissed 1/14/98;
Order of Suspension dated
10/8/97 rescinded
Reinsurance Company of America, Inc.
Hearing No. 3625
Dismissed 1/8/98
Bruce N. Manola
Hearing No. 3628
Dismissed 1/14/98;
Order of Suspension dated
3/14/97 reinstated
Dorothy Davis
Allstate Insurance Company
Hearing No. 3631
Dismissed 1/20/98
Steven E. Clark
Hearing No. 3643
Dismissed 2/27/98
Completed Hearings:
Old Republic Minnehoma Insurance Co.
Hearing No. 3466
All claims dismissed 3/3/98
Conley C. Winter, Jr.
Hearing No. 3558
Order of Revocation Vacated 3/3/98
Robert H. Norris
Hearing No. 3615
Licensing Authority Revoked 2/27/98
Leonard George Liehr
Hearing No. 3596
Licensing Authority Suspended 2/26/98
until continuing education requirements are met
Glen D. Bone
Glenn D. Bone III
Hearing No. 3585
Order of Revocation of Licensing Authority
Rescinded 2/6/98
Albert Harold Nathan
Hearing No. 3588
Order of Revocation of Licensing Authority
Rescinded 2/6/98
Gene R. Hyman
State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co.
Hearing No. 3633
Nonrenewal effective 1/29/98
Frank Alaniz
State Farm Fire & Casualty Company
Hearing No. 3630
Cancellation effective 1/28/98
Joseph R. Thompson
Thompson Insurance
Hearing No. 3597
Licensing Authority Revoked 1/23/98
Ronald E. Smith
Hearing No. 3577
Licensing Authority Revoked 1/9/98
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