June 7, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational CPSC: Child Drownings In Pools and Spas Still Leading Cause of DeathThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) kicked off the summer swimming season and the third year of the Pool Safely: Simple ... Survey: 85 Percent of Small Business Owners Believe Data Breach UnlikelyAs the number of data breaches involving smaller businesses continues to grow, a new survey by The Hartford finds 85 percent of small ... Aon Benfield Study: Insurers’ Reserve Redundancy Estimated to be $11.7BAon Benfield, a global reinsurance intermediary, has updated its U.S. insurance industry reserve adequacy study with year-end 2011 (YE2011) ...  East New York Court Rejects College Pitcher’s Injury ClaimNew York's top court says a college pitcher hit in the face with a line drive at indoor practice accepted the sport's risk and has rejected ... Fire, Explosions Level West Pennsylvania Sandblasting FirmThe owner of a western Pennsylvania sandblasting company says he's still in business despite a fire and explosions that leveled the shop ... Burglars Strike Dozens of Homes in North JerseyPolice are telling homeowners to lock their doors and turn on their alarms because of a wave of burglaries in recent weeks in New Jersey's ... Lawyer: Troopers Beat Man After Concert FightA western Pennsylvania man says two state police troopers shackled him to a bench and beat him after he fought with an off-duty trooper at ... Midwest Missouri Family Getting $3M in Son’s ShootingA Kansas City, Mo., family whose mentally disabled son was killed during a gas station disturbance in 2010 is getting $3 million in a ... 2003 Demonstration Arrests to Cost Chicago $16MChicago will end up paying $16 million to settle a lawsuit filed by about 900 participants a 2003 anti-war march when attorneys' fees and a ... Kansas Police Investigating 4 ArsonsManhattan, Kan., authorities are working to determine if four arsons that occurred in one day are related. Manhattan fire officials say the ... Burst Pipe Damages Indiana University BuildingA substantial amount of water leaked from a burst pipe on the fourth floor of an Indiana University building before workers were able to ... Southeast Georgia Mom Pretended to be Dead Son for Insurance MoneyFulton County prosecutors say a woman has admitted to collecting more than $151,000 on a fraudulent insurance policy she took out in her ... Tennessee Family Sues Schools, Claims BullyingThe family of a former Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools student has filed a lawsuit, claiming that the Tennessee school officials ... Construction of Mississippi Shelter Could Begin SoonThe preliminary plans for what will be Adams County's hurricane super shelter, in Mississippi, are complete. Adams County Emergency ... South Central Duration, Severity Drive Workers' Comp Claims Costs in LouisianaLouisiana Workers' Compensation Corp. (LWCC) was created by the state legislature in 1991 in an effort to stabilize and revitalize the ... Forecasters Say Arkansas Has 11th Twister of YearForecasters say storms that swept the state Sunday and Monday included at least one tornado, which touched down southwest of Carlisle in ... Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Louisiana Strip Club SlayingA second wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against a now-defunct strip club in Prairieville, La., and its alleged operators over the ... West Hawaii Cruise Admits Serving Vodka to ToddlerA company that manages a Hawaii dinner cruise has acknowledged mistakenly serving alcohol to a 3-year-old boy. Army Spc. Bingyan Cai said ... PG&E to Check Gas Pipeline VulnerabilityPacific Gas & Electric is checking for leaks in 180 segments of its natural gas pipeline system which may be vulnerable to corrosion - ... International Battery Fluid Leak May Be Factor in China Car FireFlammable fluids leaking from a BYD electric car battery might have contributed to a fire following a high-speed fatal crash in China last ... Earthquake Hits Near TaiwanA powerful earthquake has hit off the coast of southeastern Taiwan, but no casualties or damage were reported on the island. Taiwan's ... Connect with Claims Journal
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