October 25, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Suspicious Personal Property Claims Up 46% Between 2010-2012: NICBPersonal residences were linked to a majority of suspicious personal property questionable claims, according to a National Insurance Crime ... Experts Say Atlantic Hurricane Season Quietest in 45 yearsThe 2013 Atlantic hurricane season looks set to go down as a big washout, marking the first time in 45 years that the strongest storm to ... Nissan Recalls More Than 188,000 SUVs Globally for Brake IssueNissan Motor Co Ltd said on Wednesday it is recalling 188,302 sport utility vehicles globally, mostly in the United States, to fix faulty ... Lawsuits Increasing Over Skin-Related Laser Surgery Performed by Non-PhysiciansSkin-related laser procedures such as hair removal remain one of the most popular elective types of laser surgery performed in the United ... Rising Sea Levels and Smaller Storms Could Produce Another Sandy-Like Flood ScenarioAlmost a year after Hurricane Sandy, parts of New York and New Jersey are still recovering from billions of dollars in flood damage. Tufts ... Fireman's Fund Announces Vice President of Professional LiabilityFireman's Fund Insurance Company is pleased to announce the appointment of Jay Dipasupil as vice president of professional liability. With ... East New Jersey Shop Failed Electrical Inspection Before FireOne of the stores on a New Jersey boardwalk that was destroyed by fire failed an electrical inspection after Superstorm Sandy. Records ... Some Small Businesses Still Wait for Sandy GrantsA year after Superstorm Sandy sent more than six feet of ocean water into their ice cream store and destroyed everything inside, Brian and ... Pennsylvania Governor Signs Benevolent Gesture Medical Professional Liability ActA decade after a back-and-forth legislative battle that saw both doctors and lawyers visiting the state capitol by the hundreds - perhaps ... 'Bus Go Bus' Ordered to Cease All Commercial Vehicle OperationsPhiladelphia-based Bus Go Bus, Inc., has been ordered to immediately cease all commercial operations by the U.S. Department of ... Midwest Officials Say Nebraska Will Recover From BlizzardRanchers in northwest Nebraska fared better than originally thought in the wake of an October blizzard that killed at least 2,200 cattle, ... Minnesota High Court: Samples in DWI Tests Not CoercedThe Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a man's claim that he was coerced into agreeing to provide blood and urine samples used ... Local Fire Departments Receive $33,000 in Grant FundsMarking $2 million in grants awarded by Fireman's Fund to fire departments in Illinois, the Dolton and Summit Fire Departments are ... Settlement Nears in Lawsuit Over Missouri Grocery Store BreachA suburban St. Louis, Mo., grocery store chain has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from a computer system breach that ... Southeast Florida Appeals Court Lifts Temporary Ban on Auto LawA Florida appeals court on Wednesday cleared the way for the enforcement of a controversial auto insurance law that backers say was ... Study Suggests Topography Can Strengthen TornadoesThe Georgia town of Trenton seems to fit the model. Two people died there about a block from each other. Ringgold, Ga., does, too. Death ... Grants Announced to Improve Kentucky Railroad Crossing SafetyProjects to improve safety at railroad crossings in 17 Kentucky counties will be helped with nearly $2.2 million in grants announced by ... Alabama Creates Insurance Research CenterGov. Robert Bentley is creating a research center at the University of Alabama to address the availability and rising cost of homeowner ... South Central CDC Says Stomach Bug Linked to Cilantro, Salad MixThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says some Texas cases in a severe stomach bug outbreak last summer have been linked to ... New Website Updates Texas Drought, ConditionsPeople concerned about the lingering Texas drought have another tool to track water resources. The Texas Water Development Board has ... Arkansas Nitric Acid Plant Explosion Claims SettledLSB Industries, Inc., a manufacturing and marketing company, previously reported that it filed an insurance claim for losses and damages in ... West California Woman Sues McDonald's Over Coffee BurnsA Fresno, Calif., woman who says she suffered second-degree burns when she spilled hot coffee on her lap at the drive-up window of a ... Kodiak Takes Part in Mock Tsunami ExerciseEmergency management personnel in Kodiak, Alaska, took part in a drill this week to test their tsunami readiness. The Kodiak Daily Mirror ... Investigation Reopened in 49ers Stadium FatalityCalifornia labor officials have reopened an investigation into a deadly construction accident at the 49ers Levi's Stadium, the first of two ... International Court: Studies Understated Samsung Health HazardsA South Korean court said studies conducted to evaluate safety at Samsung chip factories failed to fully examine workplace health hazards, ... Maag to Join AIG as President and CEO of Europe, Middle East, and Africa RegionAmerican International Group, Inc. announced that it has appointed Seraina Maag as the new president and chief executive officer of its ... Connect with Claims Journal
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