June 5, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational The Population CostOn March 2, 2012, tornadoes ripped through 10 Southern and Midwestern states, killing 39 people. Fueled by a warm winter, the storms ... High Court Protects Secret Service AgentsThe Supreme Court has ruled that Secret Service agents are shielded from a lawsuit filed by a man they arrested after a confrontation with ... Ringler Associates Names New Agency DirectorRingler Associates, Inc, a national structured settlement company, announced the appointment of James M. Early, CSSC, to the newly created ... GEICO Names Hoagland Vice President of ClaimsRick Hoagland has been named vice president of claims home office at GEICO. He succeeds Nancy Pierce, who was recently named regional vice ... Marsh Launches New Product to Protect Against Cloud Computing RisksTo assist companies in managing the risks associated with cloud computing, Marsh announced the launch of what is believed to be the ...  East Tornado Causes $4.3M in Damages in Virginia TownVirginia officials say a tornado that swept through the city of Hampton caused more than $4.3 million in damages. No serious injuries were ... Tornado Victims Sue Massachusetts CityOwners and tenants of a Springfield, Mass., condominium complex damaged by last year's tornadoes have filed a lawsuit against the city, ... Sub Fire Could Have Ripple Effects for Navy FleetThe Navy is evaluating whether it's worth spending millions of dollars to repair the USS Miami, the nuclear-powered submarine damaged in a ...  Midwest Kansas Town Considers Downtown Surveillance CamerasLaw enforcement officials want to install police-controlled surveillance cameras in downtown Lawrence, Kansas. City commissioners will ... Minnesota Man Convicted of Driving Zamboni While DrunkAn Apple Valley man convicted of driving a Zamboni while intoxicated at an ice arena has been sentenced to two years of probation. ... Indiana School District Says Student Could Have Avoided Sex With CoachAn Indiana teenager who had sex with her high school volleyball coach knew what she was doing and assumed all risk, according to court ...  Southeast Tennessee Cracks Down on Roofing Contractor FraudRoofing contractors operating in Tennessee will have to provide residents whose homes are damaged due to tornadoes and other storms with ... Kentucky Program Aims to Catch Uninsured DriversKentucky drivers could see their car registrations cancelled and they could be charged with insurance fraud if they are found to be ... Florida’s Largest Insurer Looks to Shrink in SizeThere could be many ways to kick off hurricane season in Florida. You could spend it drawing up your emergency plans, or even stocking up ... Forensic Engineering Firm Expands Into AlabamaRimkus Consulting Group, a national forensic engineering consulting firm announced the opening of two offices in the Alabama market. The ... South Central Oklahoma Officials Suspect Lightning in House FireAuthorities are investigating whether a lightning strike caused a house fire in east Tulsa, Okla., early Monday morning. Tulsa television ... Trial Opens in Baldwin’s Suit Against Costner Over BP DealA New Orleans, La., courtroom will be the setting for a real-life legal drama casting two Hollywood stars in adversarial roles. Trial ... Drug Maker Sues Louisiana AG in Avandia Drug CaseDrug maker GlaxoSmithKline has filed suit against Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell, alleging that private attorneys hired by ...  West New Mexico County Seeing Rise in Dog BitesA New Mexico county is seeing a sharp rise in dogs biting people. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports Dona Ana County officials have ... Colorado Governor to Sign Wildfire Compensation BillsColorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is preparing to add his signature to two bills that will provide victims of the state-caused Lower North ... 2 Pilots Die as Firefighting Plane Crashes in UtahA firefighting aircraft crashed into rugged terrain near the Utah-Nevada border as it dropped retardant on a 5,000-acre wildfire, killing ... International Singapore Curbs Window Cleaning Amid Maid DeathsSingapore has tightened rules on window cleaning after nine maids fell to their deaths this year from high-rise apartments. The Manpower ... China Hails Bus Driver Who Saved PassengersChinese are hailing a bus driver who maintained control of his vehicle and ensured passengers' safety despite being struck by a chunk of ... Quake Sways Tall Buildings in Indonesia’s CapitalA strong earthquake swayed tall buildings in Indonesia's capital Monday afternoon but caused no tsunami or apparent damage. Office workers ... Connect with Claims Journal
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