April 2, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Restoring a College Library Collection Damaged by FireThe Facts Who: Enservio Commercial What: $2.5 million damage to Columbia International University's G. Allen Fleece library Where: ... Report: Despite Record Storm Losses, Homeowner Claims Customer Satisfaction IncreasesOverall customer satisfaction with the property claims experience has significantly increased from last year, despite a record number of ... FDA Rejects Call to Ban BPA From Food PackagingThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has rejected a petition from environmentalists that would have banned the plastic-hardening chemical ... Conning Research: Insurance Mergers & Acquisitions Up in 2011Insurance mergers and acquisitions in the U.S. continued to gain momentum in 2011, with a focus on strategic transactions. Transactions ... MasterCard Tells Banks of Possible Security BreachMasterCard Inc is investigating a potential security breach related to a third-party vendor and has alerted banks and law enforcement ... East Vermont High Court Rejects Claim of Slain Girl’s FatherThe Vermont Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a slain 12-year-old girl's father who claimed the ex-wife of the man charged in her ... Police in Vermont Town to Focus on Pedestrian SafetyPolice in a Vermont town that has seen a rash of pedestrian accidents is cracking down on pedestrian safety. Two pedestrians have died in ... Lawsuit Challenges Minimalist Shoemaker’s ClaimsA company that makes minimalist running shoes featuring pods for each toe faces a federal class action lawsuit in Massachusetts. The civil ... Midwest Indiana School Project Aims to Ease Bus Safety ConcernsA Kokomo, Ind., elementary school plans to spend $1.5 million this summer to improve traffic patterns that officials say will keep students ... $5M Lawsuit Filed in North Dakota Arena FireThe owners of the Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, N.D., have filed a $5 million lawsuit over a fire in the building last summer. The ... Contract Awarded for South Dakota Causeway RepairsA Rapid City, S.D., company has landed a $2.6 million contract to rebuild a flood-damaged causeway that connects the city of Pierre to ... EEOC Accuses AutoZone of Disability DiscriminationA federal agency is accusing auto-parts retailer AutoZone Inc. of illegally firing an employee because of her disability. The U.S. Equal ... Southeast Mississippi Court to Review Car-Horse Accident CaseThe Mississippi Supreme Court has agreed to review a George County case of an accident involving a car and a horse. The personal-injury ... Demand for Storm-Related Businesses in Tennessee IncreasingBad weather means good business for some entrepreneurs in Middle Tennessee. The area was hit with tornadoes in late February that were ... Attorney Questions West Virginia Monsanto SettlementAn attorney is challenging a $93 million settlement between Monsanto Co. and thousands of West Virginians. Thomas Urban II represents some ... Ex-Mine Chief Pleads Guilty to 2010 West Virginia Blast ChargeThe former superintendent of the West Virginia mine where 29 workers died in a 2010 explosion pleaded guilty on Thursday to a federal ... South Central Rail Crossing Collisions Down in LouisianaOfficials with the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission say collisions at rail crossings in Louisiana fell in 2011from 106 in 2010 to 96 ... Tiny Gulf Coast Town Struggling With Ike RecoveryEvery spring, Karen Littlejohn boxes up her family's winter clothes in their FEMA trailer, shuttles them to a tiny, dank room at church, ... Settlement Reached Over Death of Oklahoma TeenAn Oklahoma mother has reached a settlement in her lawsuit against the pharmacy where her 16-year-old son was fatally shot during an ... Texas Securities Adviser Hit With $719,000 RestitutionThe Texas State Securities Board has ordered a Corpus Christi securities adviser pay $719,000 in restitution and serve 10 years of ... West Washington Will Close Illegal Mountain Bike TrailsDespite their popularity, Washington State's Natural Resources department is moving to close illegally built mountain bike trails in a ... Wyoming Workforce Services Posts 9 Safety-Related JobsThe Wyoming Department of Workforce Services is getting ready to hire nine people as part of its effort to turn around the state's grim ... FEMA Denies Disaster Assistance to Oregon HomeownersThe federal government has denied assistance to owners of hundreds of private homes damaged in a fierce January storm, many of whom lacked ... State Will Cut Speeds on Wyoming RoadWyoming Department of Transportation is looking at lowering the nighttime speed limit on state highway in the Jackson Hole, Wyo., area. ... International UK Internet Group: Surveillance Program in WorksEvery email to your child. Every status update for your friends. Every message to your mistress. An official with Britain's Internet ... Japan Experts Warn of Future Risk of Giant TsunamiMuch of Japan's Pacific coast could be inundated by a tsunami more than 34 meters (112 feet) high if a powerful earthquake hits offshore, ... Stricken Cruise Ship Repaired, Heading to MalaysiaA cruise ship with 1,000 people on board that drifted in southern Philippine waters for 24 hours after being disabled by a fire was headed ... Hungarian University Head Resigns Over PlagiarismThe head of the university that revoked the doctorate of Hungary's president due to plagiarism says he is resigning his position. Tivadar ... Connect with Claims Journal
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