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Sam's Blog: Another Black Eye

The lead story in Monday's New York Times, headlined --"Aged, Frail and Denied Care By Their Insurers"--was devastating to the insurance industry's already tattered reputation. Even though the article

By Staff Writer | Updated on October 16, 2006

The lead story in Monday’s New York Times, headlined –”Aged, Frail and Denied Care By Their Insurers”–was devastating to the insurance industry’s already tattered reputation. Even though the article involved long-term care, and not property-casualty coverage, collateral damage will affect all types of carriers, warns NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman in today’s blog entry at www.property-casualty.com.

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