February 13, 2013
| News By Region National International East Midwest Southeast South Central West |
Today's HeadlinesNational Insurer Reports Sandy Flood Claims Resolving QuicklyA bulletin by the National Flood Insurance Program helped spur quicker processing of Sandy flood-related claims. Prior to the bulletin, ... UN Agency Moves to Kill Aircraft Battery ExemptionA U.N. agency that sets global aviation safety standards is moving to prevent aircraft batteries like the one that caught fire on a Boeing ... Lean Cuisine Mushroom Ravioli RecalledAlaska environmental regulators say Nestle Prepared Foods Co. has issued a recall of Lean Cuisine mushroom ravioli after consumer reports ... Starr Approved to Participate in Federal Multi-Peril Crop ProgramStarr Indemnity & Liability Company has received approval from the Risk Management Agency of the United States Department of Agriculture to ... Healthcare Solutions Appoints Joe Boures PresidentHealthcare Solutions, the parent company of Cypress Care, ScripNet and Procura Management, announced the promotion of Joe Boures to the ... Five Percent of Consumers Had Credit Report Errors: FTCOne in twenty American consumers had mistakes on their credit reports that would have increased their interest rates on loans or caused ...  East Quake Test: Can NYC's Row Houses Handle an Earthquake?Researchers will conduct a rare - if not unprecedented - large-scale earthquake simulation to determine how vulnerable New York's ... The Whopper of a Storm Didn't Rank High in HistoryThe snowstorm that walloped the Northeast with about 3 feet in some places didn't add up to being that bad, federal statistics say. Two ... Rhode Island Training Draws Big Numbers Before Fire AnniversaryAbout 100 people have signed up for a free crowd safety training session being offered by the state ahead of the 10th anniversary of a ... New York Mall Evacuated on Fears of Roof CollapseOne of the biggest malls on Long Island was evacuated Monday because of major roof leaks after a rainstorm followed nearly 3 feet of snow, ... OSHA Proposes $123K Fine for New York ManufacturerThe federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed $123,000 in fines for operators of an upstate New York plant that ...  Midwest Indiana City Inspectors Say Cluttered Courthouse Floor is Fire HazardFire inspectors in a north-central Indiana city have told county officials to clean up the Miami County Courthouse's cluttered fourth ... Grants Will Pay for Thousands of Smoke Alarms in IowaThe state fire marshal plans to join with firefighters from around Iowa to announce two grants totaling nearly $300,000 that will fund the ... Wisconsin Says Suit Possible Over Stained MarbleWisconsin state officials said Monday they may consider legal action against a cleaning company blamed for damaging marble floors in the ... Cleveland May Restrict Driver's Cellphone UseCleveland is one step closer to prohibiting drivers from talking on cellphones without using hand-free devices. WEWS-TV reports that a bill ... Southeast Alabama Warns Hundreds of Insurers to Register or Face FineHundreds of property/casualty insurance companies have not registered with Alabama regulators as required, prompting the state insurance ... Citizens to Free Itself of Some Condo PoliciesThe governing board of state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has approved another "depopulation" plan to move thousands of its ... Bill Would Help Visually Impaired Mississippi TruckersMississippi lawmakers are trying to make it easier for truckers with only one good eye to earn a living. The House passed House Bill 441 on ... South Central Texas Lawmakers Get Map of Transportation NeedsTexas transportation officials say they will need about $4 billion more per year to maintain and improve the state's aging highway system ... Louisiana City's Overall Crime Rate Decreases in 2012The 2012 overall crime rate for the city of Monroe decreased just over 5 percent compared to the previous year. That's according to Monroe ... Disabled Cruise Ship Headed to the U.S.Passengers aboard a cruise vessel stranded in the Gulf of Mexico after a weekend engine fire have limited access to bathrooms, food and hot ... Houston Company Sued Over Oil Discharged in GulfThe Justice Department filed on Monday sued a Houston-based company it accuses of illegally discharging oil from a platform in the Gulf of ... West Oregon I-5 Motorcyclist Reported Topping 180 MPHAuthorities in Southern Oregon say they arrested a motorcyclist after twice giving up the chase for safety reasons, and the man told them ... Inmate Lawsuits Cost California $200MGov. Jerry Brown has begun aggressively challenging federal court oversight of California's prison system by highlighting what he says is a ... CHP Posts Rules for Motorcycle Lane-SplittingThe California Highway Patrol and other statewide traffic safety groups have created a set of written guidelines on motorcycle ... International Cruise Ship Lifeboat Accident Kills 5 in SpainA lifeboat being used on a safety drill aboard a cruise ship in Spain's Canary Islands fell about 65 feet (20 meters) into a port on Sunday ... Romania: Slaughterhouses Did Not Commit FraudTwo Romanian plants believed to be the source of horsemeat mislabeled as beef in supermarkets across Europe declared it properly and any ... Connect with Claims Journal
Claims Journal TV
| Subscriber ToolsCurrent IssueFall 2012  More NewslettersNew Claims Industry JobsHow to AdvertiseFor information about advertising on this newsletter and ClaimsJournal.com, contact Howard Simkin at (800) 897-9965 x162. View our Media Kit for advertising options in our magazines and online properties. |
Copyright © 2013 by Wells Media Group, Inc.
No comments:
Post a Comment