August 21, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Latest Weather Events Normal or an AnomalyRecently used weather terms, including haboobs and derechos (pronounced day-ray-cho), may leave some wondering what the unfamiliar words ... Fisker Recalls 2,400 Karmas for Cooling Fan IssueFisker Automotive, a green car company that received funding from the U.S. government, is recalling about 2,400 Karma plug-in hybrids to ... Government Turns Heat on Employers Over Job BiasIt started with allegations of hangman's nooses, graffiti and racist comments targeting a handful of black workers at a trucking company ... One Call Partners With Acrometis to Eliminate Workers’ Comp Claims LeakageOne Call Medical (OCM), a company specializing in cost-effective claims resolution services, has joined the Alliance Partner Program of ...  East Progressive Reaches Settlement in Auto Claim Case Amid Online ProtestProgressive Corp. announced Thursday it reached a settlement with the family of Kaitlynn Fisher -- a Progressive policyholder who died in ... Delaware Restaurant Fire Deemed AccidentalThe Delaware fire marshal's office says an early morning blaze that damaged a New Castle, Del., restaurant was accidental. The fire was ... New York Businessman Charged With $10M Insurance Fraud SchemeA businessman who owned fleets of commercial vehicles in New York is accused of defrauding insurers of at least $10 million. The defendant, ... Hurricane Andrew Revisited 20 Years Later Claims Journal Exclusive Podcast.
Midwest Crash During Race at Missouri State Fair Injures 5Three people are hospitalized and two others suffered minor injuries after an accident during a charity race at the Missouri State Fair. ... Seven Hospitalized Following Minnesota Deck CollapseSeven people were taken to the hospital after a second-story deck collapsed during a family gathering at a Forest Lake, Minn., home. The ... Michigan Radar Sign Snaps Photos of Speeding DriversMichigan speeders might want to smile for the camera as they cruise past Grand Traverse County's new portable radar speed detecting sign. ... South Dakota Campground Operators Say Fire Ban Hurt BusinessSome Black Hills, S.D., campground operators say their businesses have been hurt by the ban on campfires and charcoal grills imposed during ...  Southeast Tennessee Discrimination Suit Proceeds Under 'Cat's Paw' Liability TheoryA Tennessee civil court is allowing a man to pursue a racial discrimination lawsuit after being reprimanded for his role in a questionable ... North Carolina Mental Hospital Fined for Worker Safety ViolationsA government-run mental hospital with a history of problems has been fined after several employees were injured in attacks by patients or ... Trainers Sought for Disaster Prep ClassesMississippi teens can soon be trained in disaster preparedness in their communities. Mississippi State University's Extension Service is ... South Central Bastrop, Texas, Residents Putting the Past Behind After WildfireGary Bonnette had traveled with his wife Cynthia and son Aaron to San Antonio to visit family members when he got a phone call saying his ... Rains Fail to Offset Oklahoma Drought ConditionsRains that have fallen across Oklahoma during the past week have not provided significant relief from drought conditions that have plagued ... West California High Court Upholds Stacking Policies in Continuous Injury ClaimsThe California Supreme Court recently ruled that policy stacking is the "correct" and "equitable" way to allow insureds the ability to ... Arizona County Ends Probe Into Flooding in AnthemAn investigation by Maricopa County has ended into how a rainstorm severely flooded parts of the community of Anthem, Ariz., last month. ... Snapped Cable Caused Arizona Fire Truck Ladder to RetractInvestigators say a snapped cable caused the extension boom of a southern Arizona fire department ladder truck to suddenly retract last ... Plan Would Change Fire Safety Rules in Washington TownA proposed new Bellingham, Wash., law in response to a fatal boathouse fire this past March would change some fire prevention rules. The ... International Africa's Pirates Have Demands for Insurers – and a Letterhead, TooWelcome to the Pirate Action Group. Pirate commander Jamal wishes to congratulate you on being hijacked. Kindly speak to his negotiator ... Connect with Claims Journal
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