September 15, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational Google Secretive About 'Super Safe' Robot Car CrashLast month, an astute observer was driving in Mountain View, Calif., when he came across a multiple car fender-bender. According to later ... NICB Reports 4.5 Percent Rise in 2011 QC ClaimsThere was a 4.5 percent increase in questionable claims (QC) this year compared with 2010, according to the The National Insurance Crime ... U.S. Report Pins Most Blame for Gulf Oil Spill on BPThe United States heaped the lion's share of blame for the country's biggest ever offshore oil spill on BP Wednesday as the government ... Government Recalls Dehumidifiers Again After More FiresThousands of dehumidifiers are being recalled for a second time after being blamed for more house fires. The Consumer Product Safety ...  East Mass. Halloween Prank Sparks Legal ClaimThe family of a Taunton High School student injured running away from a teacher wearing a mask and wielding what appeared to be a chain saw ... Feds Recommend $917,000 in Fines for Mass. PlantThe federal workplace safety agency has recommended $917,000 in fines for a Massachusetts adhesives manufacturer after an explosion there ... New York Man Sues Burger Joint Saying Booths Too SmallA man is suing the White Castle chain, claiming the booths in one of its hamburger restaurants are too small. Martin Kessman says in the ... Midwest New Auto Insurance Plan Introduced in Michigan HouseA new proposal that would change Michigan's auto insurance coverage requirements for people injured in accidents has been introduced in the ... Missouri River Flooding Damage Bills Adding UpFederal flood insurance has already paid out $43 million to help policyholders deal with the damage caused by flooding along the Missouri ... Southeast Miss. City Motorists Knock New Light Poles OutFour of Natchez' designer light poles have been knocked over by motorists. The problem is beginning to cost the City of Natchez money it ... No Major Injuries, Damage Reported after Alabama QuakeAuthorities say no major damage or injuries were reported after an earthquake in the metro Birmingham area Tuesday evening. The U.S. ... South Central Fire-Weary Texas Residents Looking to InsuranceBrandon Bunker knew there would be nothing left. He knew from videos he had seen online that the home he and his wife shared with his ... Arkansas Town Sues Owners of Buildings that CollapsedThe owners of two buildings in Morrilton that collapsed in May, killing a 2-year-old girl and injuring her mother, have been sued by the ... Louisiana Refinery Cited for Alleged Safety HazardsThe Labor Department has cited an ExxonMobil refinery in Baton Rouge for allegedly exposing workers to fire hazards. The department's ... West Researchers Examine Animal Car Collisions on Idaho’s I-84Idaho sportsmen and researchers from Utah State University are studying where to put tunnels or bridges to keep deer and other wildlife off ... Montana Still Cataloging Pipeline Stream CrossingsThe state says it is still cataloging information on the 9,000 or so places where pipelines cross some type of waterway in Montana. The ... Aon Strengthens Southwest Claims Consulting TeamAon Global Risk Consulting, a leading provider of risk advisory services and a business of Aon Corporation, announced that Mary Woodman ... International Indian Official: Train Sped Up Before Deadly CrashAn investigation into a train crash that killed 10 people in southern India has so far found that one of the trains sped up at a signal ... Hungary Sludge Flood Metals Company Fined $647MHungarian officials say the metals company whose broken reservoir flooded several towns with toxic red sludge in October, killing 10 ... Nuclear Agency’s Board Adopts Safety PlanA 35-nation meeting of the U.N. nuclear agency on Tuesday adopted a post-Fukushima nuclear safety plan - despite gripes by influential ... Connect with Claims Journal
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