October 26, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Experts Fear Hurricane Sandy Could Do More Damage Than IreneAs Hurricane Sandy makes its way toward the eastern seaboard of the United States, disaster experts and meteorologists warn that the ... Child Boosters Improve: Insurance Institute for Highway SafetyFifteen of 17 booster seats introduced in 2012 earn the top rating of BEST BET from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, evidence ... Caffeine Levels in Energy Drinks Don't Always Match Labels: StudyEnergy drinks do not always divulge how much caffeine they contain, and when an amount is listed on a label, it is not always accurate, ... Critical Online Reviews Can Carry Legal RiskA Minnesota doctor took offense when a patient's son posted critical remarks about him on some rate-your-doctor websites, including a ... BMW Recalls Older 7 Series Sedans for Faulty Door LatchesBayerische Motoren Werke AG's BMW of North America affiliate said it will recall 7,485 of its 7 Series luxury sedans from model years ... East New York City Settles Lawsuit in Hot Playground CaseNew York City has agreed to pay $17,500 to a Brooklyn family of a toddler scorched by playground equipment. The family of Paula Spolar had ... Driver's Ed for Disaster Response RobotsHow do you teach a robot to get into vehicle and drive it? Three University of Delaware professors plan to figure it out by the end of next ... Massachusetts Firefighter Charged in Dryer FireA Clinton, Mass., firefighter is facing charges in connection with a clothes dryer fire at his ex-wife's home that caused burns to her legs ... Feds Fine New York Gas Stations Over Underground TanksThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking more than $42,000 in penalties from the operator of six gasoline stations in western ... Midwest Joplin Woman Pleads Guilty to Disaster Aid FraudA Joplin, Mo., woman has admitted to trying to fraudulently receive federal disaster aid after the May 2011 tornado. Prosecutors say ... Squirrel Dinner Prep May Cost Cooker $10,000Damage from a southwest Michigan apartment complex fire believed to have been sparked by a resident trying to cook a squirrel with a ... Wisconsin State Patrol Nixes Front-Loading Leaf TrucksThe Wisconsin State Patrol has forced the city of Neenah to find another method of collecting leaves after an accident that critically ... Southern Indiana Foundry Worker Dies Two Weeks After InjuryFamily members say a General Motors worker injured at a southern Indiana factory two weeks ago has died after being taken off life support. ... LWG Expands North American Forensic Civil/Structural Engineering Practice GroupLWG Consulting announced the expansion of their forensic Civil/Structural Engineering practice group in North America, focused on providing ... Southeast Mississippi Jury Rules in Favor of Helmet MakerA Mississippi jury has decided that helmet manufacturer Riddell is not responsible for the injury of a George County High School football ... Kentucky Court Upholds Law for Safety Devices for AmishThe Kentucky Supreme Court has upheld a state law requiring an Amish sect to post orange safety triangles on their buggies, although the ... Devil-Masked Thief Falls Off Cliff, Breaks BackAuthorities say an Alabama man accused of wearing a devil mask as a disguise during a robbery spree is now in custody after falling off a ... Committee of Teens to Study Driving Safety in GeorgiaGeorgia's governor has appointed 22 teenagers to a committee to provide advice on how to communicate a safe driving message to teen ... South Central BP Spill Trial Delayed Until February 2013A federal judge on Friday delayed until February 2013 the start of a massive trial to determine liability from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon ... 9 Hurt in Texas City Chemical LeakOfficials say nine people have been slightly hurt in a chemical tank leak that restricted outdoor activities in a Southeast Texas city. ... Lawsuit Filed Over Scientology-Linked Center DeathThe mother of a Claremore man found dead last year at an eastern Oklahoma drug rehab center with ties to the Church of Scientology filed a ... West New Mexico Court Rules Against Family Given Brain in BagA family can't bring damage claims in New Mexico against an out-of-state funeral home that placed a relative's brain in a casket with an ... Some Colorado Wildfire Victims to Inspect DamageSome victims of a wildfire that forced the evacuation of hundreds of people in a small southern Colorado town are being allowed back in to ... Suspect in California Burglary Sues Homeowner Who Shot HimA California homeowner who police say survived being shot in the jaw during a burglary has received startling news: The burglary suspect ... International Hurricane Sandy Caribbean Death Toll Reaches 22Hurricane Sandy pounded the Bahamas with battering winds and rain on Friday, sweeping over the island chain after killing 22 people across ... China Ends Nuke Plant Ban Set After Japan DisasterChina has decided to approve new nuclear power plants as part of plans to reduce reliance on oil and coal, ending the moratorium it imposed ... Connect with Claims Journal
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