December 13, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational How to Boost Salvage RecoveriesBecause each salvage claim is unique, handling salvage recovery can be difficult and organization is the key to optimizing recoveries, ... A Few Chinese Hacker Teams Do Most U.S. Data TheftAs few as 12 different Chinese groups, largely backed or directed by the government there, do the bulk of the China-based cyberattacks ... In Wash. Base, Securing the Country’s Cyber SpaceIn the next war, one of the battlescapes is likely to include a brick building shaded by fir trees, not far from Interstate 5, north of ... Riegler Joins XL as President of North America Primary CasualtyXL Group plc's North America Property & Casualty unit added Ken Riegler as president of its North America Casualty group. Riegler will ...  East 18 People Arrested on Workers' Comp Fraud Charges in New YorkNew York State Department of Financial Services announced last week that 18 people in 13 New York counties have been arrested on workers' ... Massachusetts Men Accused of Stealing Storm GratesTwo men are headed to court to answer charges that they stole 22 metal storm grates from several southeastern Massachusetts communities and ... Cameras in New Jersey Jitneys Valuable to Law EnforcementSurveillance cameras installed in Atlantic City, N.J.,'s jitneys a year ago have proved to be a valuable tool for law enforcement. One ... Vermont To Give Post-Irene Updated Budget EstimateThe top budget official in the administration of Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin is going to give lawmakers the state's best estimate of how ... Midwest Tenants Warned Troubled Ohio Mall May Be Shut DownTenants at an Ohio shopping mall have been told to be ready in case county officials decide to shut the place down. Wood County ... Missouri Town Recovering After April TornadoThe same Good Friday tornado that slammed into Lambert Airport and damaged hundreds of homes in St. Louis County made its first stop in the ... Nebraska Police Still See Problems with Texting BanLaw enforcement officials continue to grapple with how to enforce a 2010 state law that bans texting while driving. The Telegram reports ... Experts: Little Oversight of Class Labs in MinnesotaA science demonstration that went bad in a Maple Grove middle school this month has drawn attention to the fact that there's little ... Southeast Alabama Judge Grants Probation to 4 in Oil Spill FraudFour people will spend five years on probation after being convicted of pocketing money from Gulf oil spill claims. The Press-Register ... Crews in Alabama Town Continue Tornado CleanupWork crews in Auburn, Opelika and Lee County, Ala., are continuing to clear debris from a November tornado. In Auburn, city engineer Jeff ... About 45 Displaced After Metro Atlanta FireAbout 45 people were displaced from their homes after fire roared through a Marietta, Ga., apartment complex. Authorities tell CBS Atlanta ... MSHA Skirted Questions on Methane at West Virginia MineNewly disclosed records show U.S. Labor Department officials stopped independent investigators from questioning how federal regulators ... South Central Man Dies in Crash with Oklahoma City AmbulanceA man was killed Saturday in Oklahoma City when the car he was driving collided with an ambulance that was en route to an emergency call, ... Arsonist Sentenced for Houston BlazeA judge has sentenced a Houston man who had been suspected of setting a series of fires to 40 years in state prison for one of the blazes. ... Louisiana Property Damage Case Against Army Corps Will Be Heard This WeekA lawsuit alleging the Army Corps of Engineers ruined property in St. Bernard Parish and the Lower 9th Ward in Louisiana, after it built a ...  West California Family Who Lost 4 Sues Over Military Jet CrashA family that lost four members when a military jet crashed into their San Diego home in 2008 is suing the U.S. government for compensation ... Colorado Lawsuit Claims Troopers Covered Up CrashA Littleton, Colo., family injured in a car crash involving the former Garfield County sheriff claims the officer got special treatment by ... New Mexico City’s Police Suits Cost $7M in 2 YearsAlbuquerque, N.M., has paid nearly $7 million in the past two years settle lawsuits triggered by police officers' actions. The lawsuits ... Car Fire Spreads to Washington HomeA fire that damaged a Spokane, Wash., home started with a car fire. The occupant was working on the car Saturday, trying to cut off the ... International AIR: Northern UK, Scotland Battered by Windstorm FriedhelmAccording to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, a red alert was issued for winds in Scotland and the Northern UK by the Met Office. ... India Official: We’re Trying to Avoid Future FiresThe top official in India's West Bengal state told mourners Monday that her government was working to ensure that a hospital fire that ... More U.K. Households at Greater Risk of Winter Flooding This YearThe soaring cost of energy bills is being blamed for the 1.6 million homes at greater risk of winter flooding caused by a burst pipe as ... Navigators Launches International Defense Costs CoverageThe Navigators Group Inc. has created an international defense costs policy for individual directors in the wake of developments in ... Connect with Claims Journal
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