March 29, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Cunningham Lindsey Up For SaleCunningham Lindsey, an insurance claims management company controlled by buyout firm Stone Point Capital LLC, is up for sale and could ... ‘Tebow-Mania’ Spurs Nike Lawsuit Against ReebokNike Inc is accusing Reebok of trying to score an illegal Tim Tebow marketing touchdown. Nike sued its rival in U.S. District Court, saying ...  East Landlord Not Liable in Maine Lead Paint CaseA jury has ruled that a Lewiston, Maine., landlord was not responsible for a child tenant's lead poisoning. The jury determined after three ... Disasters Focus of Three Day Seminar in VirginiaDisaster response is the focus of a three-day seminar in Richmond, Va., this week. The Virginia Emergency Management Symposium will be held ... Motorcycle Safety Campaign Under Way in DelawareDelaware state officials have launched public awareness campaign about motorcycle safety. The Respect Your Ride campaign includes traffic ... Cops: Driver’s Blood Alcohol Nearly 5 Times LimitA Massachusetts man who police say had a blood-alcohol level of nearly five times the legal limit has been charged in Rhode Island with ... Midwest Iowa Firm Boosts Safety After Owner’s DeathRegulators say an Iowa mining company has taken steps to protect workers after its 82-year-old owner was crushed to death in a piece of ... Cyclists Warned to Steer Clear of North Dakota’s Oil PatchTouring bicyclists wanting to retrace the journey of explorers Lewis and Clark or pedal through the northern tier of the U.S. are being ... Nebraska County Says Tornadoes Caused Over $2M DamageThe tornadoes that struck near North Platte, Neb., earlier this month caused at least $2.1 million damage and prompted Lincoln County to ... Wind Damages School Roof in Nebraska PanhandleClasses have been canceled after high winds damaged the parts of the roof at Chadron High School in the Nebraska Panhandle. Principal Jerry ... Missouri Workers’ Comp Insurer to Pay $2M DividendMissouri Employers Mutual Insurance Co. says it will pay more than $2 million in dividends this spring to more than 11,000 policyholders. ... Southeast Amish Buggy Legislation Wins Final Passage in KentuckyKentucky's General Assembly gave final passage Tuesday to legislation that would exempt the Amish from a longstanding requirement that they ... Widow of ICE Detainee Files Wrongful Death SuitThe widow of a Mexican citizen who died while in immigration custody in south Georgia has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the ... Landlord: West Virginia House Had Detectors Before FireThe landlord of a Charleston, W.Va., house where nine people died in a fire says eight smoke detectors were installed several months before ... South Central Judge Approves $158M Settlement of Texas LawsuitA Texas judge has finalized a $158 million settlement between Texas and a subsidiary of health care giant Johnson & Johnson in a ... 2 Texas Firefighters Accused of ArsonTwo volunteer firefighters in South Texas and another man have been accused of starting a 2011 grass fire. Officials say 23-year-old Dustin ... West Northwest Alaska Village Declares Disaster After Wind StormThe northwest Alaska village of Kivalina has declared a disaster after a wind storm swept snow into huge piles. City administrator Janet ... New Mexico Forestry Officals Knows Cause of Chimayo FireThe New Mexico state forestry department says the Chimayo fire was ignited when a property owner's son was using battery jumper cables. ... Explosion Causes Evacuation at Micron in IdahoAuthorities say an explosion at Micron Technologies in Boise, Idaho, resulted in minor injuries to seven people and led to the evacuation ... Hawaii High School Fire Deemed IntentionalHawaii authorities believe a fire at a central Oahu high school was intentionally set. Fire officials investigating Sunday evening's fire ... International Lloyd’s of London Loses $822M in 2011Lloyd's of London on Wednesday reported a big loss for 2011, which proved to be the second-costliest year ever in terms of natural ... EU Commission Wants Cyber Crime CenterThe European Commission wants to set up a special center to deal with cyber crime to protect citizens against illegal online activities. ... Explosions Rock Fireworks Factory in ThailandExplosions at a firework factory in Thailand have set off fires at its four warehouses and forced nearby residents to flee. Workers were ... Connect with Claims Journal
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