May 22, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Supreme Court: Interpretation and Translation DifferentThe Supreme Court says interpretation and translation are not the same thing when it comes to paying fees associated with federal civil ... Head of U.S. Nuclear Safety Agency to Step DownThe head of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced Monday that he will resign as soon as a successor is confirmed to lead the ... Gucci Wins $4.66M and Ban on Guess Knock-OffsA U.S. judge said Gucci may recover just $4.66 million in its lawsuit accusing apparel retailer Guess Inc of copying its trademarked ...  East Safety Concerns Raised Over New York Freight Train DebrisA New York senator says loose debris flying from uncovered freight trains is raising safety concerns on Long Island. Sen. Charles Schumer ... Vermont Police Blame Texting on Crash Into CruiserVermont police say a 33-year-old motorist was distracted while writing a text message on his cellphone when he crashed into a police car. ... $600K OSHA Settlement in Massachusetts Plant BlastThe Labor Department says it has reached a $600,000 settlement with adhesives manufacturer Bostik, Inc., over workplace safety citations ... New York Hearings on ‘Forced’ Insurance in ForeclosurePremiums for so-called force-placed insurance have more than tripled since 2004, producing enormous profits for insurers and the banks that ... Joplin tornado, One year later Claims Journal Exclusive Podcasts: Joplin tornadoCheck out these exclusive Claims Journal podcasts for a look inside how the claims industry handles a large scale disaster.
Midwest How Adjusters Helped Joplin Tornado Victims Cope"One of the eeriest things was ... the lack of noise. There were no birds. There was no sound. There was no vegetation. There was ... Northwest Indiana Retail Building Collapses During StormPart of a retail and office building collapsed in northwestern Indiana as a strong thunderstorm moved across the area. Authorities reported ... Missouri Contractors Charged With Tornado FraudTwo Laclede County contractors stand accused of fraud after allegedly accepting insurance checks from three Joplin, Mo., homeowners to ... Missouri Pet Food Maker Issues Another RecallMissouri-based Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling another type of dog food because of potential exposure to salmonella. The recall ... Weather, Safety Concerns Pull Plug on Indiana July 4 ShowConcerns about weather, costs and new regulations on temporary stages sparked by last year's deadly stage collapse at the Indiana State ... Southeast Alpha Cites Coal Dust Changes Since Mine DisasterCoal producer Alpha Natural Resources says it has taken steps to avoid coal dust violations of the kind that investigators say caused the ... Fire at Georgia Doctor’s Office Called SuspiciousFire investigators say the circumstances surrounding a blaze that damaged a doctor's office outside Atlanta, Ga., are considered ... Tennessee Veterans Medical Center Participating in Seismic MonitoringThe Memphis VA Medical Center, in Tennessee, is participating in a seismic monitoring system that will help engineers to learn what happens ... South Central Southeast Texas on Record Heat Pace for 2012Houston and several nearby southeast Texas cities are in record heat territory for the year. Over the nearly first five months of 2012, ... Louisiana Offshore Inspectors Use Historic Drilling RigFederal regulators are using a historic drilling rig in Morgan City, La., as a classroom for new inspectors. The Bureau of Safety and ... Social Media Postings Lead to Firing of Texas ExecutiveHouston-based Francesca's Holdings Corp. reported it has fired its chief financial officer, saying that he improperly communicated ... West Alaska Wants More Resources for Tsunami Debris CleanupU.S. Sen. Mark Begich wants the federal government to provide at least $45 million to clean up debris that will land on U.S. shores from ... Seattle Takes Greener Approach to Sewer OverflowsA greener approach in Seattle, Wash., aims to prevent untreated sewage and polluted runoff from flowing into Puget Sound by installing ... Wyoming Builder Accused of Bilking CustomersA hearing is set for Tuesday to decide if a Wyoming builder accused of bilking customers out of thousands of dollars should stand trial in ... GEICO Steps Up Hiring for Arizona OfficeGEICO's Tucson, Ariz., office hopes to fill more than 200 job openings in its customer service, claims and sales divisions. The company ... International April Showers Cause Havoc for UK Small BusinessesSimply Business, a UK business insurance broker, saw a 280 percent increase in weather-related insurance claims between March and April ... 93 Percent of Brits Support Clampdown on Whiplash ClaimsOver 93 percent of Brits welcome the government's clampdown on car insurance claims for whiplash injuries, according to an opinion poll ... Connect with Claims Journal
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