October 10, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Safety Regulator Issues Warning About Counterfeit AirbagsThe U.S. safety regulator issued a warning on Wednesday to consumers with repaired vehicles that they may have airbags that don't inflate ... Average Cooking Fire Claim Tops $30,000Cooking fires far exceed most home-related fires, and they are more expensive to repair. Fires that start on the stove outpace appliance, ... Rimkus Analytics Adds New Services to Digital Forensics DivisionHouston-based Rimkus Analytics, LLC, a specialist in electronic discovery and digital forensic consulting, announces the addition of social ...  East Federal Investigators Probe New Jersey Bus AccidentFederal investigators are probing the crash of a tour bus from Canada that injured 23 people in New Jersey. Officials with the Federal ... French Fries Spark Maine Apartment BlazeFire investigators say a woman making a late night snack of french fries sparked a fire in a Pittsfield, Maine, apartment building that ... Study Shows Benefits of Reforms to New York's Workers' Comp SystemThe workers' compensation reforms enacted in New York in 2007 are beginning to achieve some of their objectives, particularly in bringing ... Connecticut Family Sues Over Basketball Player's DeathConnecticut relatives of an American basketball player who died after being beaten in a Romanian bar are announcing a wrongful death ... Midwest Minnesota High Court Rules Insurer Can Pursue Subrogation for Tenant Caused Property DamageIn a recent decision, the Minnesota high court found that insurers may have a right of recovery in claims involving tenant-caused property ... Directors Sought for North Dakota Workers' Comp BoardNorth Dakota's workers' compensation agency is looking for new members for its board of directors. The terms of six of the 11 directors are ... Woman Charged With Arson, Fraud in Iowa FireAuthorities say a 51-year-old woman has been charged with setting fire to her own house in Davenport, Iowa. The Quad-City Times says Donna ... Home Building Drive Starts in Storm Hit Indiana TownHundreds of volunteers converged Monday on a southern Indiana town devastated by a March tornado outbreak for a weeklong building blitz to ... Southeast Tennessee Regulators Say Insurers Weighing Shift in Roofing PoliciesTennessee regulators observed that in recent months, some property/casualty insurers in the state have filed to expand or shift their ... Drivers Grumbling After Wreckfest at TalladegaThe pack is apparently here to stay and NASCAR drivers don't like it one bit. That includes Dale Earnhardt Jr., who earned seven of his 19 ... Florida Insurance Fund Could Be Short of Cash NeedsA state-created fund that backs up private insurers in Florida could fall short of the money it needs to pay off hurricane insurance claims ... South Central 2011 Saw Decline in Rear Seat Passenger DeathsMore people seem to be buckling up in the back seat. The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission says preliminary crash data shows that 34 ... New Orleans Katrina Victims Take on Hurricane Tour OperatorsSome New Orleans residents and city officials are pushing back against tour operators who bus out-of-towners into the city's Lower 9th ... Truck Stuck in Arkansas Car Wash, Driver Cited for DUIForrest City, Ark., police charged a Moro man with drunken driving after he got his truck stuck in a carwash. Officers were summoned to the ... West Oregon County to Ditch Tsunami Sirens Jan. 1When the big one hits the Oregon coast, people won't need sirens, say experts - they'll know by the intense trembling beneath their feet ... Several Homes on Washington Lake Damaged by FireSeveral homes along Lake Washington in Seattle, Wash., have been damaged by a fast-spreading fire that sent up a thick black column of ... California Father Daughter Team Must Repay $600K in Workers' Comp FraudJerry Buffington, 69, and Cynthia Russell, 47, have pled guilty in Kern County Superior Court to one count each of workers' compensation ... Million Dollar Alaska Home Intentionally BurnedAn oceanfront home in Juneau, Alaska, worth more than $1 million was intentionally burned to the ground. The Juneau Empire says 63-year-old ...  International Widow Charged Over New Zealand Fishing Boat SinkingA boat captain's widow was charged Tuesday with failing to ensure crew safety on their fishing vessel that sank off New Zealand in March, ... Connect with Claims Journal
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