December 27, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational U.S. Airlines and a Lost Luggage Liability PuzzleWith so many people flying over the holidays, there's a good chance some of these travelers will end up at their final destination without ... Ex-NFL Players Blame League for Brain InjuriesJamal Lewis, Dorsey Levens and two other former NFL players have sued the league over brain injuries that they say left them struggling ... U.S. Opts Against Lowering Daily Trucker HoursThe Obama administration decided against a cut in truckers' daily hours behind the wheel, to the dismay of safety advocates, but made other ... UPS Pilots Suing to Join New U.S. Fatigue PolicyUnionized pilots at UPS Inc will seek a court order to force U.S. regulators to include cargo pilots in a new regulation aimed at ... East Insurer for Pennsylvania-Based Sandusky Charity Argues Over PayoutsAn insurance company for a charity founded by Jerry Sandusky argued in a federal complaint Friday that it should not have to pay legal ... $1.6M Award for Man Injured in Connecticut ’07 AccidentA jury has awarded $1.6 million to a Thomaston man who sued the state Department of Transportation over injuries he suffered in a 2007 ... Suit Over Death in Pennsylvania Jail Settled for $500,000A federal lawsuit filed over the death of a western Pennsylvania man in a jail cell after his family alleged he was denied proper medical ... CDOT Pushes for Sprinklers in Eisenhower TunnelTransportation officials in Colorado want to install a $20 million sprinkler system in the Eisenhower Tunnel to mitigate risk of a fire. ... New Jersey Court: State Not Responsible for Fatal AccidentState transportation officials who declined to fund a new pedestrian walkway over a southern New Jersey highway cannot be held responsible ... Midwest Iowa High Court OKs Privacy Lawsuits Against Insurance AgentA video camera hidden in a workplace bathroom doesn't have to produce any images for someone to believe their privacy was violated, the ... North Dakota Man Sues Sugar Company for Causing FallA man who claims American Crystal Sugar Co.'s failure to keep ice off a scale platform caused his fall and injury is suing the company for ... Early Flood Outlook Looks Favorable for Most of North DakotaNorth Dakota residents who have taken turns battling major floods the last three years may be in for a break, based on the first National ... Study: Nebraska, Iowa Towns Among Most Secure CitiesSeveral cities in Nebraska and Iowa made Farmers Insurance's lists of the safer and most secure places to live in the country. The insurer ... Southeast Mississippi High Court Overturns Judgment for InsurerThe Mississippi Supreme Court has overturned a judgment for an insurance company in a wind vs. water case involving a Pascagoula home hit ... North Carolina Lawmakers Look at Auto Insurance Risks, CostsIs it more important to keep overall car insurance premiums low, or to make sure everyone's paying what they deserve? North Carolina ... Traffic Fatalities in Georgia Continue to DeclineFederal and state authorities say Georgia highway fatalities dropped substantially last year for the fifth year in a row. Statistics ... Brown & Brown Announces Acquisition of Colonial Claims AssetsThe principals of Colonial Claims Corporation announced that a subsidiary of Brown & Brown, Inc. has acquired certain assets of ... South Central Strong Storm Damages Businesses in Louisiana TownThe owner of a jewelry store in Jennings, La., says he hopes to reopen in time to deal with Christmas layaways even though winds ripped off ... Mayor: Electric Scooters Becoming Problem in Louisiana TownMayor Ricky Fontenot says people driving electric scooters are becoming a road hazard in Mamou, La. He tells KATC-TV that nobody's been ... Feds Seeking Restitution in Louisiana Mayor’s FEMA Fraud CaseThe government wants to garnish a life insurance policy of former Ball, La., Mayor Roy Hebron to insure payment of court-ordered ... New Orleans Hurricane Wall Creates Good Fishing SpotAnglers in the wetlands surrounding New Orleans, La., never have to look very far to be reminded they are living the ultimate paradox: They ... West California Man Awarded $7.5M After Slip and Fall at StarbucksA Vista Superior Court jury has ordered Starbucks to pay a chiropractor and his family $7.5 million after a slip and fall accident left him ... Over 2,800 DUI Arrests So Far in ArizonaArizona's holiday drunk driving task force has so far resulted in more than 2,800 DUI arrests during the 2011 holiday period. The ... Skier Sues Nevada Resort Over AccidentA Florida skier has sued the owner of Heavenly Mountain Resort on Lake Tahoe's south shore, claiming she was seriously injured when an ... Environmental Groups Sue U.S. Over Flood ManagementThe National Wildlife Federation filed a motion in U.S. District Court on Wednesday, asking a judge to stop the U.S. government from ... Storms Mean Higher Electricity Costs for Alaska ResidentsRecent storm damage in south central Alaska means higher electricity costs for some customers. KTUU-TV reports that the storms have taken a ... International Strong Earthquakes Rattle New Zealand’s ChristchurchA series of strong earthquakes struck the New Zealand city of Christchurch on Friday, rattling buildings, sending goods tumbling from ... Earthquake Felt in Rocky Point, MexicoA 4.7 magnitude earthquake has rattled Rocky Point, Mexico, Friday. The U.S. Geological Survey in Golden, Colo., reports the earthquake ... Connect with Claims Journal
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