AEU’s Martone and LeVeque Appointed to LCA Board

May 23, 2017

Jack Martone (Photo: LCA)
Jack Martone (Photo: LCA)
Ryan LeVeque (Photo: LCA)
Ryan LeVeque (Photo: LCA)

The American Equity Underwriters, Inc., a provider of workers’ compensation insurance for maritime employers, announced that two employees – John A. “Jack” Martone and Ryan LeVeque – have been named to the board of directors of the Longshore Claims Association, a nonprofit organization of claims professionals serving the shipping industry and longshore and stevedoring communities.

Martone, senior vice president of AEU Advisory Services, previously served in various positions for 27 years with the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs, as Chief, Branch of Insurance, Financial Management, and Assessments and as Acting Director, Division of Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation. As Branch Chief, Martone directed the licensing and regulation of insurance carriers and self-insured employers under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act. Martone earned a bachelor’s degree from Fordham University and a juris doctorate from St. John’s University School of Law.
 
LeVeque, who serves as a claims supervisor with AEU, has nearly two decades of experience managing California, Alaska and Oregon state workers’ compensation, USL&H and Jones Act claims. LeVeque received a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon.
 
“The new members bring exceptional experience and will be tremendous assets to further the LCA’s mission to extend and perpetuate the policy of sound and proper administration of various Federal Workers’ Compensation acts, the Jones Act and general maritime laws and statutes,” LCA president Warren Abell said in an announcement about the new board appointments, which included a total of four new members.
 

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