October 18, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Insurance Media CEO, an Ex-Cop, Pulls Man From Burning WreckThere may be no such thing as a retired cop; it's more like they are "off duty." It's a mindset that many former police officers and ... States Clamp Down on Employers Calling Workers Contractors: JobsWhen construction slowed during the recession, some companies hired workers and wrongly designated them as independent contractors to avoid ... Harley-Davidson Recalls Some '14 MotorcyclesHarley-Davidson is voluntarily recalling some 2014 motorcycle models because of a possible safety issue. The Milwaukee-based company says ... Ex-Players Oppose NFL Properties' Image Rights Settlement TermsYears away from the field, former National Football League players including Jim Brown, Preston Pearson and Reggie Rucker are set to clash ... Applied Systems Presents $30,000 Donation to InVESTApplied Systems, a software provider to the insurance industry, announced that the company has donated $30,000 to InVEST, a program ...  East Boater Safety Measures at New York's Tappan Zee BridgeOfficials say lighting will be changed at the Tappan Zee Bridge to make the construction zone safer for boaters. The Journal News says the ... Massachusetts Bill Seeks to Soften Flood Insurance RulesThe state attorney general and a top lawmaker have filed legislation that could soften the impact of new federal flood insurance rules on ... New Jersey Boardwalk Fire Cleanup Likely Done Next MonthThe teardown and cleanup from the massive Jersey shore boardwalk fire is progressing nicely, and the work should be done by the end of ... Midwest Study: Michigan Auto Costs Can Drop if Lifetime Care StaysMichigan can lower auto insurance premiums without making major changes to the state's no-fault system proposed in legislation that has ... Experts Question North Dakota Oil Spill EstimatesScientists who helped calculate oil spilled from a broken BP well into the Gulf of Mexico are questioning the methodology used to estimate ... Officials Urge Safe Driving by Missouri TeensThe Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety is urging teenage motorists and passengers to adopt safe habits on the road. Motor vehicle ... Flood Appointed Michigan's Insurance Director; Clinton Named State TreasurerAnn Flood has been selected to lead the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services upon the appointment of current ... Southeast Dozens of Cars Scratched at Georgia Auto DealershipsLaw officers in northeast Georgia say a vandalism spree that damaged dozens of cars is the worst they've ever seen. Chris Ellison, ... State Grants Permits for Saturday 'Great Bull Run'Just days before daredevil runners plan to dodge a stampede of bulls at a Georgia horse park, state agriculture officials approved ... Tough Mudder Makes Safety Changes on West Virginia CourseOrganizers of an obstacle course in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle say they've changed some safety procedures for this weekend's event, ... Proposal Ups Penalties for South Carolina Work Zone ViolationsA bill proposed by two state senators would increase fines and jail time for driving violations in construction zones in South Carolina. ... South Central NTSB: Spirit Jet Had 'Uncontained' Engine FailureA National Transportation Safety Board official says a Spirit Airlines jet bound for Atlanta sustained an engine failure before safely ... Louisiana High Court Strikes Down Immigrant Driver LawThe Louisiana Supreme Court has struck down a state law that made it a crime for people who aren't U.S. citizens to drive here without ... Oklahoma Landowner Liability Bill Becomes Effective Nov. 1Landowners in Oklahoma should be aware that a bill limiting liability for use of their privately owned airfields will become effective Nov. ... West Oregon Rancher Settles With Railroad Over Cattle DeathA Klamath Falls, Ore., rancher and the Union Pacific have settled a legal battle over 24 cattle of an ancient breed that were hit by a ... Alaska Town's Flood Victims Struggle With Red TapeA tangle of red tape has stalled rebuilding efforts for some homeowners after flooding devastated the interior community of Galena, Alaska, ... 2 Critically Burned When Arizona House ExplodesTwo people are hospitalized after being critically burned when a fiery explosion blew up and gutted what was left of their house in the ... Colorado Avalanche Monitor Expanding ServiceColorado avalanche forecasters are expanding their services. The Friends of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center organization is ... International Samsung: No European Patent Suits for 5 YearsSamsung Electronics Co. has offered not to launch any patent lawsuits over key mobile telephone technology in Europe for the coming five ... Superstore in Phuket, Thailand Goes Up in FlamesA massive fire ravaged a hypermarket-type store Wednesday night on Thailand's southern resort island of Phuket, sending flames hundreds of ... Connect with Claims Journal
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