July 25, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Entrapment Risk Forces Stroller RecallThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Peg Perego USA Inc., of Fort Wayne, Ind., is announcing a voluntary ... Gas Pipeline Safety Valves ResistedThe bulldozer was clearing land outside a day care center in Hapeville, Ga., when it broke open a buried 1-inch pipeline. The escaping gas ... Report: Federal Air Safety Program Falling ShortA government watchdog says a program that encourages air traffic controllers to report their mistakes is amassing data, but the information ... Apple Claims $2.5B Damages in Samsung Patent CaseApple Inc claims it is entitled to $2.525 billion of damages in its high-stakes battle against Samsung Electronics Co over patents for ...  East Insurer Fights Sandusky Coverage in Pennsylvania LawsuitsThe insurance company that wrote Jerry Sandusky's homeowner's policy says it should be exempt from civil lawsuits stemming from the ex-Penn ... Navy: Sub Worker Set Fire So He Could Leave EarlyNavy investigators say a civilian laborer has been charged with setting a fire that heavily damaged the vessel in May and another blaze ... Hearing to Look at Con Edison Safety RecordA hearing will examine Con Edison' New York City service and safety record since a lockout of its 8,500 unionized workers. The hearing by ... Municipalities Rap Connecticut Regulators Over StormConnecticut's municipalities say state regulators failed to consider their testimony when reviewing the performance of Connecticut Light ...  Midwest Worker Charged With Driving Drunk at Minnesota AirportA ground worker at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was arrested for allegedly driving drunk on the tarmac, according to a police ... 2 Kansas Men Plead Guilty to Wire FraudTwo Kansas men have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from allegations that they listed stolen goods for sale online. U.S. Attorney Barry ... Ohio Real Estate Agent Guilty of Workers' Comp FraudAn Ohio man must repay more than $30,000 after he was discovered working as a real estate agent while collecting injured worker benefits. ... Ex-Minnesota Senate Aide Sues over Firing after AffairA former Minnesota Senate aide who was fired after having an affair with the chamber's top Republican leader filed a lawsuit on July 23 ... Southeast 7 Former Students Sue Virginia College in MississippiA federal lawsuit filed on behalf of seven women accuses Virginia College's Jackson, Miss., branch of fraud, breach of contract and ... Charlotte Mall Stores Closed Longer Than ExpectedSome stores in a Charlotte, N.C., mall will remain closed longer than expected after flooding damage last week. A number of stores at ... Georgia Trucking Companies Can Escape ScrutinyTrucking companies in Georgia that run afoul of safety rules can simply shut down and reopen with a name change. The barriers to starting a ... South Central Private Claims Firm Saves Louisiana’s Risk Management Agency $1.4M in First YearA private company based in Mandeville contracted to run much of the claims processing and management handled by the state's Office of Risk ... Texas Man Sentenced for Workers' Comp FraudA Travis County court sentenced Henry Gomez on workers' compensation fraud-related charges, reported Texas Mutual Insurance Co. Gomez ... Ex-East Texas Banker Faces 30 Years, False EntryA former East Texas bank president faces up to 30 years in federal prison for using customer funds to pay his home contractor. Prosecutors ... 2 in Oklahoma Killed in Fire Truck CollisionAuthorities say two people are dead after a fire truck crashed into a minivan that turned in front of it. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says ... West Nearly $2M Donated to Colorado Shooting Victim FundThe film studio that released the Batman film playing during the Colorado theater shooting is among the donors that have given a total of ... Police Say Group Stealing From Utah Walmart StoresPolice say a group of people are going around Walmart stores in Utah stealing merchandise. Police say the group most recently stole ... Governor Declares Emergency in 16 Washington CountiesGov. Chris Gregoire on Monday proclaimed a state of emergency for 16 Washington counties hit by a series of recent storms. Most of the ... Dimont & Associates Expands Client Relations and Marketing TeamsSan Diego-based Dimont & Associates, a nationwide insurance claims management company, announced the expansion of its client relations ... International Beijing Says it’s Been Truthful on Flooding DeathsThe Beijing city government says it has been and will continue to be truthful in its reporting of the death toll from the weekend's heavy ... Flood in Central Nigeria Kills at Least 35 PeopleAuthorities in central Nigeria say a flood triggered by heavy rains killed at least 35 people. Plateau state Red Cross chief Mnasseh Pampe ... Connect with Claims Journal
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