October 5, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Consider Medical Specialist Expertise Carefully in Crash Injury CasesIt is a common error that an attorney retains the wrong type of expert to testify in a lawsuit. This error is particularly common when the ... U.S. Lawmaker Cites New Cyber Threats to Financial NetworksThe head of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said on Thursday that significant new cyber threats to U.S. financial ... Honda Recalls 820,000 Civics and PilotsHonda says it is recalling more than 820,000 Civic compact cars and Pilot SUVs because the headlights can fail. The recall affects Civics ... Report: Additional FAA Efforts Could Mitigate Safety RisksThough the number of non-fatal and fatal general aviation accidents decreased between 1999 and 2011, there were still more than 200 fatal ... Founders Promotes Nielsen to Commercial Claims Vice PresidentMatthew J. Nielsen was promoted to vice president of commercial claims at Founders Insurance Company, a member company of Des Plaines, ... East Vermont Police Say 'Huffing' is Part of Larger ProblemThe police chief in Rutland, Vt., says the death of a teenager in a crash allegedly caused by a man huffing chemicals has the city ... Second Gator Found in New York Supermarket Parking LotAn alligator has been found in a supermarket parking lot on New York's Long Island, just a day after another gator was discovered in the ... New York 9/11 Judge OKs $6B vs. Iran, Taliban, al-QaidaA New York federal judge who found Iran, the Taliban and al-Qaida culpable in the 2001 terrorist attacks has approved a $6 billion default ... Virginia Agent Arrested for Allegedly Embezzling Premium PaymentsVirginia authorities announced a local insurance agent is facing a handful of federal charges related to fraud. Graham Hutson Messer, 32, ... Midwest FDA: Indiana Farm Tied to Salmonella Outbreak Was UncleanA federal inspector found two strains of salmonella and unclean conditions at an Indiana cantaloupe farm's fruit-packing plant during ... Missouri Appeals Court Orders New Trial in Tobacco CaseA Missouri appeals court has ordered a third trial in an Independence family's lawsuit against tobacco company Brown & Williamson. The ... Evacuees Return as Minnesota Wildfire is ContainedEvacuees have returned to their homes in a small northwestern Minnesota town after fire crews contained a rapidly-spreading wildfire fueled ... Minnesota Power Plant Repairs Could Cost $200MXcel Energy Inc. says it will cost as much as $200 million to repair the damage from a catastrophic turbine failure at Minnesota's largest ... Southeast Georgia Roofer Suffers Fatal FallAuthorities say a roofing worker fell 20 feet to his death while working at a Columbus, Ga., warehouse. Muscogee County Deputy Coroner ... Mother of East Carolina University Coed Killed in Wreck Sues SororityThe mother of an East Carolina University student killed in a wreck is suing a sorority, citing hazing as a factor in her daughter's death. ... Toyota Holding Defensive Driving Program in KentuckyToyota is holding a free 2 1/2-hour defensive driving program for teens and their parents during several sessions this weekend in ... Plaintiffs Seek Damages in Mississippi Contamination CaseEleven plaintiffs, including a Hattiesburg church, have filed a lawsuit in an ongoing dispute over pollution from the old Hercules ... South Central Spill Reported From Oil Platform in GulfThe Coast Guard says an estimated 76 gallons of crude oil spilled from an oil platform operated by Apache Corp. off the coast of southeast ... Slain TV Anchor's Mom Can Sue Arkansas HospitalThe mother of a slain Little Rock, Ark., TV anchor can proceed with a lawsuit claiming outrageous behavior by a hospital and three workers ... Oklahoma Man Crushed to Death at Cattle SaleAuthorities say a Stephens County man was crushed to death by a cow during a cattle sale in Jefferson County, Okla. Authorities say ... West Jury Awards $10.2M To Dirt Bike Rider For Knee InjuryA superior court jury in central California has awarded a man $10.2 million in damages that resulted from dirt bike collision in 2007 with ... Bad Breakup Leads to Lingerie Store ArsonA Southern California woman has been charged with trying to torch a lingerie store where her ex-boyfriend bought underthings. Prosecutors ... Fire at Idaho Falls Straw Maze Causes $100K in DamageA fire burning in a straw bale maze in Idaho Falls caused an estimated $100,000 in damage and was expected to continue to burn into ... Clark County Asks Nevada For Disaster Aid After FloodsClark County commissioners are asking the state of Nevada for disaster relief funds in the aftermath of flash floods that killed two people ... International Nadine Among Top 5 Longest Lasting Tropical StormsTropical Storm Nadine has become one of the top five longest-lasting cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean after forming more than 20 days ago. ... 686 Websites Selling Counterfeit Medicine SeizedIn the largest operation of its kind, 100 countries took part in an international week of action targeting the online sale of counterfeit ... Connect with Claims Journal
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