November 10, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational Navigating the Tripartite RelationshipInvestigating and defending catastrophic injury claims involves careful navigation of the tripartite relationship that exists among the ... Toyota Recalls 550,000 Vehicles on Steering IssueToyota Motor Co is recalling 550,000 vehicles worldwide, including more than 420,000 in the United States, to replace an engine component ... U.S. Reopens Doctor Data Access, With Some CaveatsThe U.S. government reopened public access to a database of malpractice claims and damages paid by doctors, with new restrictions that ... Allstate Announces $1 Billion Share Buyback PlanAllstate Corp's board of directors has approved a new $1 billion share repurchase program. The Northbrook, Illinois-based company will ...  East N.Y. Man: Thrown Bowling Ball Hit Me in the FacePolice in Niagara Falls are investigating a reported assault with a bowling ball. Authorities tell The Buffalo News that a man told police ... Maine Officials Propose Crack Down on Scrap Metal TheftsWaterville, Maine's police chief is proposing new legislation intended to crack down on the theft of copper and other metals for sale as ... Obama Declares Disaster for D.C. After EarthquakePresident Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration for the District of Columbia as a result of an earthquake this summer. Tuesday's ... ‘Miracle’ at Castle Rock, Wash. Church Defies ArsonThe pastor of the United Methodist Church in Castle Rock, Wash., says it's a miracle her church survived an attempted arson in which fires ... Trapped Workers Rescued from N.Y. Building CollapseFirefighters have pulled three workers out of the rubble of a New York City construction collapse. The Fire Department of New York says ... Midwest Indiana Town Cleaning Up from Water Tower CollapseA small town in northwestern Indiana is cleaning up and trying to figure out what caused its 250,000-gallon water tower to collapse. Homes ... Elderly N.D. Woman Reaches Settlement in Fatal CrashThe two sides in a civil lawsuit involving a 94-year-old North Dakota woman who was involved in a fatal vehicle accident have reached a ... Ohio Business Lacked Workers' Comp Coverage, Owes Over $200,000Ralph Gearhart, owner of Ohio State Roofing, Inc., who operated his business for more than a decade without proper workers' compensation ... 2,100 Leaking Underground Tanks Litter IndianaThe state environmental agency is in the midst of using $4 million in federal money to clean up 28 sites around Indiana with leaking ...  Southeast Fla. Calls for More Oversight in Check Cashing Industry Role in Workers' CompCheck cashing companies in Florida may be saddled with new regulations for their role in facilitating workers' compensation fraud in the ... Mysterious Crow Deaths in S.C. Linked to PesticideTests at Clemson University show the mysterious deaths of at least 23 crows around the Bluffton Schools Complex was the result of a ... Florida Crane Operator Injured in Dock CollapseAuthorities say a crane operator was injured when the dock under the machinery collapsed in Tampa. The accident happened Tuesday evening at ... Chaney Wins Re-election as Miss. Insurance CommissionerInsurance Commissioner Mike Chaney won re-election in Tuesday's voting in Mississippi. Chaney, a Republican from Vicksburg, defeated ... South Central Coast Guard OKs Winding Down BP Spill CleanupBP will no longer be responsible for cleaning up oil that washes up on the Gulf Coast unless officials can prove it comes from the ... Former Lousiana Parish Employee SuesA former Terrebonne Parish employee has filed suit in federal court claiming she was fired because of her age. The suit says Barbara Dupre, ... Aftershock Damages Dozens of Okla. Homes, Closes SchoolsThe strongest aftershock yet to hit in the wake of last weekend's earthquake in central Oklahoma damaged dozens of homes, closed some ... West Oregon Transit Agency Silent on Train CrashPortland, Oregon's regional mass transit agency considered it a "minor service disruption'' when one of its light rail trans crashed into a ... Powerful Storm Rips Off Roofs, Floods AlaskaA powerful Bering Sea storm hit western Alaska early Wednesday with high winds and surging seas, the National Weather Service said. Some ... PG&E to Pay $38M Fine in ’08 Calif. Gas ExplosionPG&E Corp. has agreed to pay a $38 million fine for a 2008 gas pipe explosion that killed a Rancho Cordova homeowner. It's the largest ... International Abracadabra! Dutch Magician Fined for Copyright InfringementA magician has been fined (euro) 12,205 ($16,725) by a Dutch court for putting a rival's trick up his sleeve and trying to pass it off as ... 16 Killed as Buses Crash Head-on in NigeriaAuthorities say 16 people are dead in Nigeria after two buses crashed head-on into each other on a highway. Sunday Maku of the Federal Road ... Thai Opposition Wants More for Flood ReliefThailand's former prime minister added to growing criticism of his successor over her administration's flood response, saying Wednesday ... Connect with Claims Journal
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