February 14, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Higher Taxes Make Tax Free Structured Settlements a Compelling Settlement OptionThis year saw one of the largest tax increases in history, and when combined with state and local taxes, for the first time since income ... Mobile Phone App Data Reveals Top 10 Worst Cities for DrivingiOnRoad, the android and iPhone app that improves driving in real-time, collected comprehensive data from the app to determine the worst ... Report: Tracking System Needed to Fight Fake DrugsA new report calls for a U.S. drug tracking system to fight the growing problem of fake drugs. The Institute of Medicine says phony or ...  East New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidate Buono Injured in CrashLikely New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono was cited Tuesday for not buckling up while riding in the back seat of a ... Vermont Lawmakers Introduce Stun Gun BillA group of Vermont lawmakers and the heads of disability and civil rights groups are pushing legislation that would create new rules ... $5M Settlement in Newark Triple Murder LawsuitThe families of three college-bound friends murdered in a Newark, N.J., schoolyard in 2007 have reached a $5 million settlement in a ... Suit: Woman Lost Thumb Dancing at Pennsylvania Strip ClubA Philadelphia woman has filed a lawsuit after she says her thumb was cut off while she participated in a competition at a strip club. The ... Groups Pushing for Reform of New York's 'Scaffold Law'Representatives from the construction and insurance industries are joining small business owners in Albany in an effort to reform the ... Sandy victims' insurance checks OK'd, but delayedNearly $208 million in insurance payments in 6,600 checks haven't been released from banks to victims of Superstorm Sandy, according to ... Midwest MADD Wants Michigan's BAC Law to Stay at .08Michigan's Mothers Against Drunk Driving is calling on lawmakers to prevent a scheduled rise in the state's legal blood alcohol content ... NTSB Blames Crew Error for 2010 Minnesota Train CrashCrew error likely is to blame for a head-on collision between two Canadian National freight trains that injured all five crew members in ... Former Wisconsin Insurance Executive Sentenced to Five Years for FraudA former Wausau, Wis., insurance executive has been sentenced to five years in prison for a fraud scheme. Former Manson Insurance CEO ... Missouri House Panel Mulls Change to Worker LawsuitsRepublicans are hoping the third time is a charm for a measure a Missouri House committee considered Monday that would make it harder for ... Southeast Florida Radio DJ Wants New Trial in Defamation CaseA Tampa-based radio disc jockey wants a new trial in his defamation case against radio rival Bubba the Love Sponge Clem. Todd "MJ" ... Nearly 600 Storm Grates Stolen From Georgia RoadsGeorgia Department of Transportation officials say thieves have stolen hundreds of metal storm grates from highways throughout metro ... Alabama Homeowners Insurance Report Coming OutThe governor is preparing to release a report by a commission he created to study the availability and rising cost of homeowners insurance. ... South Central Assumption Parish Sinkhole Gets BiggerThe sinkhole in northern Assumption Parish, La., continues to grow. John Boudreaux, director of the Assumption Parish Office of Homeland ... Louisiana Man Arrested in Staged Home InvasionAuthorities say a 64-year-old Dallas man is accused of staging a home invasion at his parents' Natchitoches, La., home to cover his theft ... Workers' Comp Tops Oklahoma Small Business AgendaLt. Gov. Todd Lamb and Oklahoma business leaders rolled out their legislative agenda for small businesses and manufacturers Tuesday, citing ... West Heart Attack Grill No. 1 Fan Dies of Heart AttackThe unofficial spokesman for the Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas has died of a heart attack. He was the second unpaid mascot to die in the ... Colorado Senator Says Wildfire Tanker Replacements Tied UpColorado State Senator Mark Udall says replacement air tankers may not be available to fight wildfires this summer. Udall says budget ... Oregon Bill Would Boost Fines for Drivers on PhonesMotorists caught talking on their cell phones or texting while driving would face stiffer fines - up to $1,000 - under a bill that is being ... Seattle Barista Fired Over Snarky BlogA Seattle, Wash., barista says it was all satire, but his anonymous blog that made snarky comments about his boss and the customers he ... International Chernobyl Radiation Unaffected After Roof CollapseUkrainian officials on Wednesday sought to reassure the public that radiation levels were unaffected at Chernobyl and there was no safety ... UK Food Agency Raids Abattoir in Horsemeat ScandalBritish authorities on Tuesday raided a slaughterhouse and a meat processing company suspected of selling horsemeat labeled as beef for ... Connect with Claims Journal
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