September 11, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Predictive Modeling, Text Mining Most Popular Anti-Fraud WeaponsFor insurers facing increased organized insurance fraud, predictive modeling and text mining will be the primary anti-fraud technology ... U.S. To Cover Cancer Treatment for 9/11 RespondersThe 70,000 surviving firefighters, police officers and other first responders who raced to the World Trade Center after the attacks of ... Commercial Insurance Price Increase Largest in Last Eight Years: SurveyCommercial insurance prices in aggregate increased by 6 percent during the second quarter of 2012 -- the sixth consecutive quarter ... Velvet Underground Loses Copyright Claim vs Warhol Over BananaA federal judge has dismissed part of The Velvet Underground's lawsuit accusing the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts of violating ... EagleView Introduces Wall Measurement ReportsWash.-based EagleView Technologies now offers wall measurement reports for residential properties. "The introduction of wall measurement ...  East Status of World Trade Center Site, 11 Years LaterEleven years after terrorists attacked the World Trade Center, the new multibillion-dollar World Trade Center once again dominates the ... Images, Not Frequency, Make New York City Twisters NotableMost people wouldn't say New York and tornado in the same breath. But two twisters that touched down in the nation's biggest city on ... New York Senator Seeks Child-Protection Lids on Cleaner 'Pods'A New York senator wants more protections for the colorful, tightly wrapped "pods" of gel laundry and dishwashing detergent that children ... Officials: 2.1-Magnitude Earthquake in ConnecticutThe U.S. Geological Survey has confirmed that a 2.1-magnitude earthquake that shook parts of Fairfield County on Friday night was centered ... Midwest FDA Warns Iowa Egg Farm Over BacteriaA company that promised to clean up Iowa's egg industry after a nationwide salmonella outbreak in 2010 said Friday that a recent government ... Ohio Driver Says Murals Caused AccidentA driver who rear-ended a van blames what happened on colorful 300-foot murals honoring an Ohio city's bicentennial. The Clintonville ... Former City Worker Files Suit Over South Dakota Landfill CaseA former Rapid City, S.D., employee who was fired amid landfill-fee fraud allegations has filed a federal lawsuit. Former city landfill ... 3 Workers Hurt in Falls at Nebraska Job SiteThree Lincoln men have been injured in falls after a subfloor collapsed during a concrete pour in Omaha, Neb. Police say the three were ... Southeast Alabama Law Requires Ignition Locks for DUI OffendersA new law in Alabama requires motorists convicted of drunken driving to install ignition interlocks on their vehicles, although police have ... Mississippi Court Sides With Wal-Mart in Ammunition LawsuitIf a store sells ammunition to an underage person who uses the bullets to kill someone, is the retailer responsible? Not necessarily, ... Mississippi City's Emergency Radio System Will Be CostlyThe city of Laurel, Miss., has agreed to pay nearly half the cost of a more than $9 million emergency radio system. The Chronicle reports ... Trial Starts in South Carolina Pollution Lawsuit Against AVXA trial for the second of three South Carolina water pollution lawsuits against electronics manufacturer AVX Corp. began in Horry County. ... South Central Texas To Open Fastest U.S. Highway With 85 MPH LimitTexas will soon open a stretch of highway with the highest speed limit in the country, giving eager drivers a chance to rip through a trip ... Arkansas Contractor Says He Demolished the Wrong HouseAn Arkansas contractor hired by the City of Little Rock to demolish a condemned residence acknowledges he mistakenly tore down the wrong ... Family, Truck Driver Die in Storms in Northeastern OklahomaFierce thunderstorms with strong winds tore through Oklahoma, killing a truck driver and a family whose mobile home was flipped into a ... Oklahoma Lawmaker Mulls Mandatory Boater Safety ClassAn Oklahoma lawmaker says he is considering introducing a bill requiring new boaters to undergo mandatory training before they are allowed ... West California Metrolink Victims Claim Inadequate CompensationAs the anniversary of a deadly Metrolink crash approaches, many survivors say a federal liability cap has left them inadequately ... Extra DUI Patrols Nab 1,600 Washington DriversPolice across Washington state arrested more than 1,600 people during a recent drunken-driving enforcement campaign. The Daily News of ... Landing Gear Door Falls on Washington NeighborhoodThe Federal Aviation Administration confirms that a piece of metal that fell to the ground in a Kent, Wash., neighborhood was part of a ... Risk of Lawsuits Preventing Abandoned Mine CleanupColorado mining authorities have dug through a mountainside and reopened the dark granite shaft of an abandoned mine that turned deadly - ... International Reinsurance Industry Exhibits Stability According to ReportIn the past 12 years, only eight reinsurers have been declared insolvent despite paying claims of more than $150 billion from events ... Cowing Joins GAB Robins UK as Head of Major and Complex LossGAB Robins have today announced the appointment of Maggie Cowing to the newly created position of Head of Major and Complex loss. Maggie ... Connect with Claims Journal
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