TRENTON – Legislation sponsored by Senator Nilsa Cruz-Perez and Senator Jim Beach urging the commissioner of the New Jersey Department…
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By DMUAdmin James Beach News & Releases Nilsa Cruz-Perez
TRENTON – Legislation sponsored by Senator Nilsa Cruz-Perez and Senator Jim Beach urging the commissioner of the New Jersey Department…
By DMUAdmin James Beach News & Releases Nilsa Cruz-Perez
TRENTON – Senators Nilsa Cruz-Perez and Jim Beach yesterday introduced a concurrent resolution urging the commissioner of the New Jersey…
By DMUAdmin News & Releases Nia H. Gill
TRENTON – A resolution sponsored by Senators Joseph V. Doria and Nia H. Gill which would urge the insurance industry to quickly and fairly settle any outstanding insurance claims stemming from the World Trade Center terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 was approved today by the Senate Commerce Committee by a vote of 4-0.
“While I understand that the September 11 terrorist attacks were a traumatic, unforeseen, world-changing event, Americans are trying to pick up the pieces and adapt to our new world,” said Senator Doria, D-Hudson. “In Bayonne, where I serve as Mayor, we never could have imagined a New York skyline without the Twin Towers. More than five years later, the tragedy isn’t lessened one bit, but the people of the region are resilient, and we need to return to whatever sense of normalcy can be achieved.”
By DMUAdmin News & Releases
TRENTON – A resolution sponsored by Senators Joseph V. Doria and Nia H. Gill which would urge the insurance industry to quickly and fairly settle any outstanding insurance claims stemming from the World Trade Center terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 was approved today by the Senate by a vote of 36-0.
“September 11, 2001 changed the world as we know it, and we’re still feeling the impact more than five years after the despicable attacks occurred,” said Senator Doria, D-Hudson. “As a resident and mayor of a city overlooking the New York skyline, we’re reminded every day of what was taken from us on that fateful date – not just in terms of a recognizable landmark, but also the thousands of lives lost to terrorism. While I don’t think America will ever fully heal from the September 11 terrorist attacks, we’re beginning to pick up the pieces, and move on in this new world.”
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BAYONNE, N.J. – Senator Joseph Doria today announced that he will introduce a resolution in the New Jersey State Senate urging the New Jersey Department of Banking & Insurance to investigate the conduct of – and take action against – insurance companies that are refusing to pay outstanding claims on the World Trade Center.
“The conduct of these companies is deplorable. The New Jersey Department of Banking & Insurance needs to full examine the reasons why they not lived up to their agreement” said Doria (D-Hudson).