New Jersey Governor Proposes Medicaid Tax on Employers
New Jersey proposes a new tax on employers with Medicaid employees. Explore its implications for businesses and the healthcare landscape in the state.
New Jersey Bill S-4331 Supports Homebuyer Counseling and Financial Stability
New Jersey's Bill S-4331 aims to enhance homebuyer counseling services for first-time buyers, ensuring financial education and housing stability amidst HUD fund cuts.
Public Adjuster Charged with Insurance Fraud in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Michael Breitenbach faces charges for misappropriating $82,000 in insurance claims meant for clients. Learn more about the case and its implications.
World Insurance Associates Acquires Fidella Agency to Strengthen NJ Commercial Property Insurance
World Insurance Associates acquires The Fidella Agency, boosting its commercial property and real estate insurance services in New Jersey. This marks their fourth acquisition in the state, expanding their national transaction capabilities.
Post Brothers Holdings v. Affiliated FM Insurance: Key Insurance Litigation in New Jersey
Analysis of the Post Brothers Holdings v. Affiliated FM Insurance case, focusing on commercial property insurance disputes and policy interpretation in New Jersey.
Audit Reveals Noncompliance in New Jersey Nursing Homes' Background Checks
Audit finds 11 of 12 New Jersey nursing homes failed to fully comply with federal background check requirements, recommending improved oversight and procedures to protect resident safety.
N.J. Senate Advances Task Force on Climate Change Impacts in Property Insurance
New Jersey Senate advances legislation for a task force to study and address climate change impacts on property insurance, focusing on risk, affordability, and market stability.
New Jersey Voters Confident but Concerned About Health Insurance Costs and Regulation
Poll shows New Jersey voters understand health insurance plans but are concerned about rising costs and state regulation impact, highlighting cost sensitivity and regulatory worries.
New Jersey Voters Confident in Health Insurance Knowledge but Concerned About State Influence
A Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds New Jersey voters confident in understanding health insurance plans but concerned about government regulation and rising costs.
New Jersey Voters Show Confidence but Concern in Health Insurance Options
A Rutgers-Eagleton Poll reveals most New Jersey voters understand their health insurance plans but remain concerned about costs and state regulation. Insights highlight demographic variations in confidence and cost considerations.