September 5, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Company Offers Calculator to Estimate Salvage ValueResponding to adjuster requests for a quick and easy way to find out an item's salvage value, Tru-Markets, an investment recovery company, ... DOJ Language Crushes BP Oil Spill Settlement HopesHopes BP can settle early out of court on liability for its 2010 U.S. Gulf oil spill looked forlorn on Wednesday after U.S. prosecutors ... CNA Appoints Cohen Vice President of Field OperationsCNA Financial Corporation announced the appointment of Andy Cohen as the vice president of Field Operations. Cohen joins CNA most recently ...  East University of Rhode Island Studies Impact of 2011 Japanese TsunamiStudents and faculty from the University of Rhode Island have had a close-up look at the devastation caused by the 2011 earthquake and ... Pennsylvania Banks, Homeowners Examine Oil and Gas LeasesWhen Donald Yost tried to refinance his home about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh in January, he met a roadblock. It wasn't his credit score ... Delaware Secret Court Arbitration UnconstitutionalA Delaware law allowing Court of Chancery judges to preside over secret arbitration in business disputes is unconstitutional, a federal ... New York Deal Reached in Spiderman Director's LawsuitDirector Julie Taymor has reached a deal in New York to settle a lawsuit she brought over the Broadway production of "Spider-Man." The ... Midwest Interstate Crash Deaths Rose in IowaState records suggest higher interstate speeds have proved fatal for more Iowa motorists. The Des Moines Register reports that rural ... Michigan Utility Still Seeing Dog Bite ProblemsConsumers Energy says it's having more problems with dogs attacking its workers, including six in the past two weeks. The unit of Michgan's ... Michigan Court Backs Man Hurt on Stolen MotorcycleA Detroit, Mich., man who didn't know he was riding a stolen motorcycle can pursue benefits from the owner's insurance company for severe ... Northeast Ohio Cardiologist, Hospital Sued Over StentsAn Ohio man who is suing his cardiologist and hospital over allegations a stent was unnecessarily implanted in his heart says the procedure ... Southeast 200 Florida Homes Still Underwater From Tropical Storm DebbyAlthough Florida mostly ducked any significant damage from Tropical Storm Isaac, residents in Lake City are struggling to recover after ... Courts Clear Way for Suits Over 2010 Alabama Blast DeathsFederal courts have cleared the way for state lawsuits over the deaths of two men killed in an explosion at Alabama's Redstone Arsenal. A ... Beach Driving Pedestrian Accidents Down in FloridaNew laws are curbing accidents involving beach drivers and pedestrians in central Florida. There are 17 beaches along a 47-miles stretch in ... 10 Motorists Die in Georgia Crashes Over Labor Day PeriodAuthorities say 10 people died in traffic crashes across Georgia during the 78-hour Labor Day holiday travel period. The Georgia State ... South Central Texas DOT Could Outsource Some Highway MaintenanceTexas has begun a program that could lead to private companies doing routine maintenance on interstate highways to save money. The Austin ... Vandals Leave Louisiana Football Fans With Flat TiresThe Baton Rouge, La., constable says authorities are investigating possible vandalism at a parking lot where 16 vehicles were found, each ... Isaac Gives Drought-Stricken Farmers Brief RespiteSeveral days of rain have given farmers in the nation's midsection a welcome break from irrigating and hauling water for livestock as they ... West Cigarette Caused Montana Group Home FireAuthorities say a carelessly tossed cigarette is to blame for a fire that damaged a Missoula, Mont., group home. Fire Marshal Gordy Hughes ... Crash Involving 100-Year-Old Driver Rekindles Age DebateJack Wyard is 92 and sees no reason to surrender his car keys, not to mention the freedom they give him to get up and go anywhere he wants, ... Lawmakers Pass Workers' Compensation ChangesLawmakers approved a series of changes to California's workers' compensation system late Friday, sending Gov. Jerry Brown a 170-page bill ... International Unsafe Practices Blamed in Deadly China Mine BlastAn initial investigation into China's worst mine accident in nearly three years blames "chaotic" management for sending too many workers ... 19 People Killed in Bus Crash in IranIran's state news agency says at least 19 people have been killed in the country's south after the bus they were travelling on struck a ... Connect with Claims Journal
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