December 26, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Pedestrian Rail Deaths Get Little Notice: ReportAround midnight on May 30, 2012, Mary Gaffney, 17, was struck and killed by a freight train in Riverdale Park, Md. She was taking a ... 30% Increase in Single Vehicle Claims on New Year's Day: ProgressiveSingle vehicle claims were up 30 percent on New Year's Day 2012, when compared to the same day of the week two weeks prior to and after New ... IDP Names Carlino as New CEOIDP Insurance Data Processing named David Carlino its new CEO. Carlino will be responsible for the company's overall business strategy and ... 2012 a Year of Firsts for PLRB/LIRBThe Property Loss Research Bureau and Liability Insurance Research Bureau year end review revealed some highlights of 2012. Among them: An ... East New Jersey Court: Pet Sitter Can Sue Dog's Owners Over BiteA New Jersey appellate court says a woman injured by a dog she was being paid to watch can sue the animal's owners. The Star-Ledger reports ... GEICO Names Connor AVP of Regional Claims in VirginiaJeremy Connor, formerly of South Setauket, N.Y., was recently named assistant vice president of regional claims operations at GEICO's ... Student Settles Vermont School Bullying LawsuitA former middle school student who sued the Burlington, Vt., school district in a bullying case has agreed to settle for $25,000. Henry ... Midwest Authorities: Three Set Deadly Indiana Blast for InsuranceThree people charged in a gas explosion that devastated an Indianapolis neighborhood deliberately set up the deadly blast to collect a big ... Former Illinois Policeman Accused of Worker's Comp FraudA former police officer in a southwestern Illinois village is accused of collecting nearly $190,000 in fraudulent worker's compensation ... Report Finds Indiana Average in Crisis ReadinessDeadly disease outbreaks, vaccination shortages and massive tornadoes are all scary thoughts. The question is: Is Indiana prepared for ... Wisconsin Capitol Contractor Fired for Staining MarbleWisconsin officials have fired a cleaning company they believe was responsible for damaging or staining marble floors in the Capitol. A ... Southeast Fitness Tests Ahead for Mississippi City FirefightersThe City of Olive Branch is planning to require all firefighters to take physical fitness tests. The Commercial Appeal reports that, until ... Jury: West Virginia Doctor, Lawyers Filed False ClaimsA West Virginia radiologist and two Pennsylvania attorneys who were involved in thousands of asbestos lawsuits have been found guilty of ... Alabama Woman Sleeps Through Tornado Ripping Off RoofAn Alabama woman said Friday she fell asleep on the couch and didn't realize a tornado had ripped off part of her roof and damaged most of ... South Central Woman Charged With Stealing From Oklahoma Farm BureauA former secretary with the Oklahoma Farm Bureau is charged with embezzling from the organization. The Oklahoma Insurance Department says ... Judge OKs Settlement in BP Gulf Class Action SuitA federal judge has given final approval to BP's settlement with a bulk of businesses and individuals who lost money because of the 2010 ... West Feds Pledge $1M to Utah for Flood DamageThe federal government is offering more than $1 million to help cover damage caused by flooding earlier this year in Southern Utah. ... Effort to Centralize 911 Data in California StallsCalifornia's effort to collect information on 911 medical responses around the state is foundering because of flawed data, aging computers ... NORAD Trademarks Santa Tracking OperationThe U.S. military has clamped a trademark on its wildly popular NORAD Tracks Santa operation and licensed a private company to sell ... Alaska Officials Spreading Avalanche Safety TipsAvoiding avalanches is all about awareness. "You gotta have your head in the game," advised avalanche expert Blaine Smith, a trails planner ... International Another Billion Dollar Year in Severe Weather Damages for Canada's InsurersFor the third time in the last four years, Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) reports that the estimated insured damage caused by severe ... West Antarctica Warming More Quickly Than ExpectedIn a discovery that raises further concerns about the future contribution of Antarctica to sea level rise, a new study finds that the ... Connect with Claims Journal
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