February 22, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Claims Journal Magazine Winter Issue Now Available OnlineGet ready to be informed, educated, challenged and entertained because articles from the winter issue of Claims Journal magazine are now ... U.S. Should Expect Another Above-Normal Tornado Season in 2012The U.S. should expect an active severe weather season with above-normal tornadoes in 2012. That's after a near-record number of ... U.S. Regulators Probe Autoliv Airbag ComponentsU.S. safety regulators are investigating side airbag components made by Autoliv Inc that may fail to inflate during a crash. This year, ... USAA Announces Executive ReassignmentsUSAA announced today that Stuart Parker will become USAA's chief financial officer, effective immediately, following the resignation of ... Chartis’ Claims and Operations & Systems Placed Under Single Management TeamAmerican International Group, Inc. announced that Chartis, its global property casualty business, has placed its claims and operations and ... Kofax Extends Claims Processing Product to Property Casualty InsurersKofax plc, a provider of capture enabled business process management (BPM) products, announced the expansion of the Kofax Claims Processing ...  East 1 Dead After BMW Crashes Through Restaurant WindowPolice say a BMW crashed into a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in suburban Washington D.C., killing the driver and injuring several ... Crane Owner Faces Criminal Trial in Deadly New York City CollapseA construction crane owner whose rig collapsed and killed two workers is facing the only criminal trial stemming from the disaster, with ... Connecticut Seeks to Recapture Role as Insurance CapitalHartford, Conn., is trying to recapture its status as the nation's insurance capital by drawing in a specialized insurance business that is ... Police: New York Man Had 22 Stolen Cemetery VasesPolice say a Long Island, N.Y., man has been arrested for possession of 22 bronze vases that were stolen from a cemetery. Suffolk County ... Midwest Girl Who Fell 100 Feet From Ride Returns to WisconsinA Florida teenager who plummeted 100 feet from a Wisconsin amusement park ride 17 months ago has returned to the state to promote an ... Iowa Woman’s Family Claims Wrongful Death in CrashThe children of a 95-year-old Iowa woman killed with three friends while celebrating her birthday are suing a truck driver blamed for ... Southeast Mississippi Bar Owners: Security Guard Proposal Too BroadHattiesburg, Miss., nightclub and bar owners say many smaller nightspots would be put out of business by a proposal to require on-site ... Florida Senator Opposes Proposed Lawmaker ImmunityThe incoming Senate president is opposing a proposal that would allow state lawmakers to wrap themselves in absolute immunity from having ... Cases in West Virginia Music Festival Death Set for TrialThree lawsuits stemming from a fatal accident at the All-Good Music Festival near Masontown last summer will be tried together in ... More Than a Dozen Fires in West Virginia Considered SuspiciousAuthorities believe more than a dozen recent fires in Huntington, W.V., were deliberately set. State assistant fire marshal Reed Cook says ... South Central Liens Can Impede Settlement of Texas ClaimsBy now, adjusters are aware of Medicare/Medicaid super liens and their effects on potential settlements. But there are two other key liens ... Train-Related Deaths Remain Steady in KansasThe number of people killed in train-related accidents in Kansas has remained steady in the past 20 years although there has been a ... Louisiana Woman Hurt in 2010 Rig Explosion Settles With BPA Louisiana woman who was a cook on the BP PLC-leased drilling rig that was rocked by a deadly explosion in 2010 has settled her ... Texas Agency Likely to Cut Water to Rice FarmsFive generations of Ronald Gertson's family have tilled the claylike soil of southeast Texas to grow rice, confident that no matter how ... West Wyoming Considers Letting Drivers Exceed Speed Limit When PassingThe Wyoming House has given preliminary approval to a bill that would allow drivers to exceed the posted speed limit by up to 10 miles per ... Alaska Officials Say Welding Caused Ferry FireAn investigation report by Alaska's Ketchikan Fire Department says welding accidently caused a recent fire on the Alaska state ferry ... Cement Worker Dies After Fall in East DenverPolice are investigating the death of a worker in east Denver. Police spokesman Sonny Jackson says a cement worker was walking a ridgeline ... OSHA to Investigate Man’s Death at Phoenix AirportThe Phoenix Office of the Occupational, Safety and Health Administration says it is investigating last week's death of a Mesa man at Sky ... International More Bodies Found on Italian Costa Concordia Cruise LinerSalvage workers have found four more bodies in the submerged Costa Concordia cruise liner, bringing the confirmed number of dead to 21 on ... 15,000 Die Each Year Crossing Rail Tracks in IndiaA government safety panel says about 15,000 people are killed each year while crossing the tracks in India's mammoth railway network, and ... Trams Collide in Belgrade Injuring 14Two trams have collided in central Belgrade, Serbia, injuring 14 people. Doctors say that none of the injuries is life-threatening. They ... Connect with Claims Journal
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