September 12, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational American Family Pays $1 Billion in Storm PaymentsA Madison-based insurance company's catastrophe related losses have hit the $1 billion mark for a single year. It's only the third time ... Honda Recalls 310,773 Pilots in the USHonda Motor Co. says it is recalling 310,773 Pilot vehicles in the U.S. to inspect and potentially replace the front seat belts due to ... Pottery Barn Kids Recalling About 82,300 DollsPottery Barn Kids is recalling approximately 82,300 of its Chloe, Sophie and Audrey dolls due to a potential strangulation hazard. The ... USFA Releases Civilian Fire Fatalities in Residential Buildings ReportBetween 2007 and 2009, civilian fire casualties in residential buildings accounted for 81 percent of all fire fatalities, according to a ... East Delaware Judge Orders Insurers to Pay in Diocese BankruptcyA Delaware bankruptcy judge on Friday ordered insurance companies to pay their share of a settlement with priest sex abuse victims that is ... New Hampshire AG Wants Lawmakers to Intervene in SettlementNew Hampshire Attorney General Michael Delaney is objecting to a proposed settlement in a tug-of-war over $110 million of surplus money in ... Woman Plunges to Death from Boston, Mass. Roof ShaftBoston police and fire officials say a woman plunged four stories to her death down a shaft on a building's roof. Acting Deputy Fire Chief ... Midwest Auto Insurance Changes Debated in MichiganPossible changes to Michigan's unique auto insurance coverage for people injured in accidents are coming up for debate in the state ... U.S. Sheriffs: Tall Corn Creates Hazard on Rural RoadsTall stalks obstructing drivers' views are a fall hazard in the Corn Belt, but the danger could be greater as farmers seek to cash in on ... Southeast Miss. Supreme Court Hears $17.2 Damage Award AppealThe Mississippi Supreme Court will consider an appeal by APAC-Tennessee Inc. of a $17.2 million verdict a DeSoto County jury awarded to an ... Zurich Wins West Virginia Agencies Workers’ Comp ContractWest Virginia state agencies will have a new workers' compensation insurance provider beginning next month. Zurich Insurance Co. submitted ... South Central Number of Homes Destroyed by Texas Fire to RiseAuthorities say they expect the number of homes destroyed by a massive Texas wildfire to increase from the nearly 1,400 they've already ... More Water Dumped on Louisiana Marsh FireNew Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu says National Guard helicopters have returned to fight a smoldering marsh fire in eastern New Orleans. ... West Cost Estimate of SoCal Outage Tops $100 MillionA think tank estimates that a widespread power outage cost the San Diego-area economy more than $100 million. The National University ... No Washington Damage After 6.4 Vancouver Island QuakeA magnitude-6.4 earthquake off Vancouver Island on Friday caused no immediate reports of damage or tsunami concerns. The quake occurred at ... California County Pays $1.5M Over Hospital ShootingContra Costa County will pay nearly $1.5 million to settle a lawsuit over the death of a knife-waving man who was shot by sheriff's ... International Tanzania: Over 200 Bodies Recovered from FerryA government official says more than 200 bodies have been recovered after an overloaded ferry sank off the Tanzania coast. Mohammed Aboud ... Japan Marks 6 Months Since Earthquake, TsunamiAs the world commemorated the 10th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, Sunday was doubly significant for Japan. It marked six ... Connect with Claims JournalClaims Journal TV
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