Hurricane Sandy insurance complaints lead to N.J. enforcement actions against adjusters
Hurricane Sandy insurance complaints lead to N.J. enforcement actions against adjusters (via NJ.com)
Nearly a year after Hurricane Sandy slammed into New Jersey, the state’s insurance regulator has quietly fined a handful of industry professionals over their work following the Oct. 29 superstorm. So far, the Department of Banking and Insurance hasn…
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