November 28, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational More Businesses Seek Government Flood Insurance After Sandy: MarshMore businesses are expressing interest in purchasing flood insurance coverage from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) in the wake ... Researchers Help Address Software WeaknessesMillions and millions of lines of computer software code are written around the world every day, advancing technology but also creating an ... White House Expected to Seek Billions in Sandy Disaster AidThe White House is expected in the coming days to send Congress a multi-billion dollar request to fund recovery from Superstorm Sandy, ... Lynch Named Kemper Property & Casualty Group Executive; Schulte ResignsKemper Corporation named Denise I. Lynch property & casualty group executive for Kemper Corporation, effective December 1, 2012. She will ... East Fine Lowered Against New Hampshire Brewery in DeathA federal agency has agreed to lower fines against a New Hampshire brewery where an employee was killed in a keg explosion. Ben Harris of ... New York City Borough Copes With SinkholesResidents in Far Rockaway, Queens, are now coping with sinkholes in areas that seemed stable before Superstorm Sandy. The city's Department ... New York Gets $27M to Hire Sandy Cleanup WorkersMore than 5,000 New Yorkers will be hired for temporary government jobs cleaning up after Superstorm Sandy, officials said Sunday. About ... FEMA Approves More Than $664M for New York Sandy VictimsMore than $664 million in federal aid has been approved for New York's victims of Superstorm Sandy by the Federal Emergency Management ... Connecticut Archdiocese Sues Insurer Over Misconduct PaymentsThe Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford says its insurer has failed to cover more than $1 million the archdiocese paid out in recent ...  Midwest Reports Show No South Dakota Holiday Traffic FatalitiesState officials say preliminary reports indicate this year's Thanksgiving holiday was the first in a decade without a traffic fatality on ... Defendants Say North Dakota Bar Fight Suit Should be DismissedThe defendants in a lawsuit over a North Dakota bar fight say there's no evidence to back up the complaint and it should be thrown out of ... Rate of Iowa Roadway Deer Kills DeclinesThe rate of Iowa roadway deer kills has declined to figures not seen since the 1980s, and hunters are getting much of the credit. The Iowa ... Cause Uncertain for Southwest Indiana Shopping Center FireA fire official says arson isn't suspected in a weekend blaze that destroyed a shopping center in southwestern Indiana that included nine ...  Southeast OSHA Cites Mississippi Company Following Worker DeathsMississippi Phosphates Corp. has been cited by the government for 40 safety and health violations following the deaths of two workers in ... Hurricane Katrina Fraud Case Set for Trial in FebruaryA Mississippi man is scheduled for trial Feb. 4 on Hurricane Katrina fraud charges. Anthony L. Bryan is charged with fraudulently obtaining ... Officials Checking Kentucky Dam After EarthquakeOfficials in eastern Kentucky are conducting tests on a dam to see if a recent 4.3 magnitude earthquake centered near Blackey enlarged the ... South Central BP: Many Settlement Opt-Out Requests Weren't ValidOnly about half the businesses and individuals who asked to be excluded from a proposed settlement over BP's 2010 oil spill submitted valid ... Suspect Allegedly Steals, Crashes Texas AmbulancePolice say a shoplifting suspect in Central Texas has been caught after allegedly stealing an ambulance and crashing at a fast-food ... Audit: Restaurant Inspections Don't Ensure SafetyA new audit says Louisiana's Office of Public Health has fallen short in its inspections of restaurants and other retail establishments ... West 4 Convicted in California for $154M Medical Insurance FraudOrange County, Calif., prosecutors say four people have been convicted of crimes relating to a $154 million medical fraud scheme in which ... San Francisco Seeking $1.2M for Costs in Fan BeatingSan Francisco officials are seeking $1.2 million from the Los Angeles Dodgers to cover the unpaid medical costs for Bryan Stow, a San ... Man Damages Maserati, Mercedes at Utah DealershipA car dealership in Bountiful, Utah, is out thousands of dollars after they say a man kicked a Maserati, a Mercedes Benz and other high-end ... Idaho Officials Fret Over Deer Collision RiseIdaho's wildlife managers are starting to worry about the growing number of collisions involving motorists and deer, elk and moose. Studies ... International Hundreds of Homes Inundated as Floods Sweep Through the UK: AIRAccording to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, heavy rainfall began lashing the British Isles on Thursday, November 22, prompting ... Fire at German Workshop for Disabled Kills 14Fourteen people were killed and eight injured Monday when a fire broke out at a workshop for disabled people in Germany's Black Forest ... Superstorm Sandy to Cost Reinsurer Swiss Re $900MReinsurance company Swiss Re estimates that claims stemming from the destruction caused by Superstorm Sandy will cost the company about ... Connect with Claims Journal
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