December 27, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Toyota to Settle Acceleration Cases for $1.1 BillionToyota Motor Corp. has agreed to spend $1.1 billion to settle sweeping U.S. class-action litigation over claims that millions of its ... EPA Releases Progress Report on Fracking StudyThe Environmental Protection Agency has released a progress report on its research into potential impacts of natural gas hydraulic ... Crowd-Funding Draws Donations for Sandy ReliefIn the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, some who lost their homes or businesses have turned to crowd-funding websites to elicit a faster and ... FDA Warns Doctors of Counterfeit BotoxFederal regulators have warned more than 350 medical practices that Botox they may have received from a Canadian supplier is unapproved and ... Tom Blackwell to Lead Ringler Medicare SolutionsRingler Associates, a national structured settlement company, named Tom Blackwell vice president & program director of Ringler Medicare ... East Boston Tunnel Checked After Wall Panel FallsThe Callahan Tunnel in Boston, Mass., has reopened after all 2,800 metal wall panels were checked because one of them fell onto the ... Report: Trucking Firm in New York Crash Had ViolationsA trucking company involved in a deadly 35-vehicle pileup on the Long Island Expressway has a blemished safety record. Newsday reports that ... Midwest Iowa to Test Court for Complex Business LitigationA court that specializes in handling complex business litigation will be created under a three-year pilot program meant to improve the ... Omaha Police Resume Investigating Minor AccidentsOmaha, Neb., police are now investigating property damage accidents again. Police had suspended their investigation of fender benders last ... Court Award for Nebraska Man Paralyzed in ChaseA man who was paralyzed during a high-speed chase in rural eastern Nebraska is entitled to the $1 million he was awarded in his lawsuit ... Southeast Jury Rules That Owner of Historic North Carolina Inn Set FireThe company that owned of a historic inn in Asheville, N.C., that burned down four years ago won't be able to collect on a $6 million ... Georgia State Troopers Patrolling for Drunk DriversGeorgia State Troopers have announced they'll be keeping an eye out for drunk drivers through the end of the holiday season. Commissioner ... South Central 89 Websites Selling Counterfeit Goods Seized89 website domain names that were illegally selling counterfeit merchandise to unsuspecting consumers were seized, according to the U.S. ... Texas Officers Fired From Helicopters 5 TimesOfficers with the Texas Department of Public Safety have fired from helicopters five times in the past two years, disabling one vehicle. ... West Colorado Man Gets Prison for Car Thefts at FuneralsA Colorado man suspected of leading a ring of thieves who broke into cars at funerals, churches, schools and other places in Weld County ... Hawaii Officials Make Plans for Debris Clean-UpOfficials in Hawaii are making plans to spend $100,000 for marine debris clean-up. That figure includes $50,000 from the National Oceanic ... International Top 10 Stolen Vehicles in CanadaThe Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) released its annual list of the top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles in Canada. This year there is a ... Italy Wraps Up Probe of Cruise Liner ShipwreckProsecutors in Tuscany have officially finished their probe of the Costa Concordia shipwreck that killed 32 people off the Italian coast. ... Connect with Claims Journal
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