February 11, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational New Twist on the Question of an Insurer's Duty to Defend Criminal ProceedingsBefore the duty to defend arises, three conditions must be met: (1) it must be established that the policy contains a contractual agreement ... Feds May Expand Pontiac Brake Light RecallA federal safety agency is looking at expanding a small recall of Pontiac G-6 midsize cars so it includes up to 550,000 vehicles. General ... Claims Conference to Feature Northeast Hurricane ExpertCUNY's Dr. Nicholas Coch looks at the art and science of anticipating the next Sandy. Superstorm Sandy may be history, but coping with its ... Corporations Charged for Allegedly Importing Hazardous Toys From ChinaFive individuals and five corporations have been charged for allegedly importing hazardous and counterfeit toys from China for sale in the ... Mitchell Announces New Collision Analytics ProgramMitchell, a provider of technology, connectivity and information solutions to the property/ casualty claims and collision repair ...  East Blizzard Hammers Northeast, Nine Dead, 700,000 Lose PowerA blizzard packing hurricane-force winds hammered the northeastern United States on Saturday, cutting power to 700,000 homes and ... Indicted Maine Ex-Official Received Workers CompA former Maine official facing federal extortion, tax evasion and fraud charges has reportedly received federal workers compensation ... Worker Hurt When Crane Topples in Southern New JerseyA tree trimmer is recovering from a leg fracture when a crane toppled in southern New Jersey. Haddonfield Fire Chief Joe Riggs tells The ... MACRMI Launches Medical Liability WebsiteThe Massachusetts Alliance for Communication and Resolution following Medical Injury (MACRMI), an organization formed in 2012 and dedicated ... Huge Storm Blankets Northeast With Two Feet of SnowA behemoth storm packing hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard conditions swept through the Northeast overnight, where more than 650,000 ... New York High Court Says Trial Must Decide Travelers Asbestos AwardNew York state's highest court on Thursday said a trial must determine whether Travelers Cos deliberately structured a nearly $1 billion ... Midwest Nebraska Lawmakers Peddling Traffic Safety MeasuresNebraska lawmakers will consider a series of measures aimed at seatbelt violations and texting while driving. A committee will hear three ... More Than 40 Safety Signs Stolen in Northwestern Missouri CountyAuthorities say someone is going to a lot of trouble to steal safety signs along roads in Buchanan County, Mo. Bill Brinton, emergency ... Ohio Attorney Who Employed Injured Worker Guilty of Workers' Comp FraudAn investigation conducted by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) found a Medina attorney conspired to commit fraud by employing ... Southeast Deadline Coming in Alabama, Mississippi for Disaster LoansThe federal Small Business Administration says March 11 is the deadline for disaster loan applications from people and businesses in 10 ... Panel to Look at Tall Ship's Sinking During SandyA federal safety panel is opening a hearing into the fatal mystery of a replica 18th-century tall ship that sailed dead into the path of ... Florida Hosts National Hurricane Exercise for Emergency OfficialsFlorida has hosted a five-day national hurricane exercise to test the ability of state, local, federal and private emergency responders to ... South Central Super Bowl Outage Traced to Faulty DeviceThe failure of a device meant to protect the power supply to the Superdome caused the Super Bowl blackout, the stadium's power company said ... Farmers Insurance Pulling Out of LouisianaFarmers Insurance Exchange, which has around 23,000 homeowner and 7,000 auto policies in Louisiana, is dropping those lines of business in ... Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation 'Week of Giving'Approximately 245 members of the Texas/Southeast Division of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) volunteered during the ... West 'Mr. Mold' Off the Job After Fraud Guilty PleaThe owner of an Oregon home-inspection business has admitted in court that he conducted several site reviews without proper training or ... Scientists Back EPA on Libby Asbestos RisksFederal officials say they anticipate finishing by late 2014 a risk study to guide the cleanup of a contaminated Montana mining town where ... No Alarm Before California Cable Car MishapAn alarm that alerts authorities about possible obstructions on San Francisco's world-famous cable car line didn't sound off before a cable ... California Commissioner: $160M in Homeowner's Rate ReductionsAn average of a 12.6 percent insurance rate reductions is in store for California homeowners insured with State Farm General Insurance Co., ... International Aftershocks Hamper Relief in Tsunami-Hit SolomonsStrong aftershocks rattled the Solomon Islands on Friday, hampering relief efforts to tsunami-ravaged villages and forcing the South ... January Floods in Australia and Indonesia Result in $6B in DamageTorrential monsoonal rains prompted severe flooding throughout the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, killing at least 41 people, according to ... Connect with Claims Journal
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