February 6, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Agent Liability for Insurer InsolvencyAgents' errors and omissions (E&O) policies provide protection for agents for certain negligent acts committed in their professional ... 21 States to Consider Electronic Proof of Insurance Coverage LegislationWith almost half of state legislatures in the country likely to consider changing their laws to allow drivers to use their cell phones to ... Boeing Asks Permission to Conduct 787 Test FlightsUS regulators say they are evaluating a Boeing request to conduct test flights of its 787 Dreamliners, which were grounded nearly three ... Petrelli Named To AMCOMP Board of DirectorsJoseph L. Petrelli, president and founder of Demotech, Inc. has been named an alternate on the American Society of Workers Comp ... East Central New York Man Sentenced for $1.4M Insurance ScamA 66-year-old central New York man has been sentenced to 21/2 years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $1.4 million for staging ... Mold Lurking in Sandy-Damaged HomesEsther Tauscher stood outside her Staten Island home, leafing through boxes of family photos that had been steeped in storm water. She ... DOT Releases $2B for Storm-Damaged Transit SystemsThe federal Department of Transportation is releasing $2 billion in emergency aid for transit systems affected by Superstorm Sandy. The ... Maryland Officials Working to Remove Damaged TreesOfficials in Cumberland, Md., say they're removing or pruning more than 50 trees that have either been damaged by storms or are at risk of ... Midwest Indiana Judge OKs Class Action Suit Against RecyclerA federal judge has approved class action status for a lawsuit alleging that dust and other emissions from a northern Indiana wood ... Indiana Middle School to Host Earthquake DrillIndiana agencies will be visiting a middle school in Indianapolis to demonstrate proper earthquake safety techniques as part of a regional ... South Dakota City's Firefighters Had Busy Year in 2012The drought that plagued the Midwest last summer sparked enough grass fires in South Dakota to make 2012 the busiest year the Yankton Fire ... Fire Departments Can Charge for Medical ResponseHarrison County, Miss., supervisors have voted to allow American Medical Response to send a separate bill to patients when city and county ... South Dakota Lawmakers Look at Teen Driving Safety MeasuresA South Dakota legislative panel is looking at a proposal that would prohibit beginning drivers from using cellphones while behind the ... Southeast Kentucky Utility to Pay Penalty After House ExplosionA Louisville, Ky., utility has agreed to pay a $125,000 penalty to settle allegations by the Public Service Commission of safety violations ... Florida Justices Hearing Breath Testing Machine CaseThe Florida Supreme Court is hearing a request from three drunken driving defendants for access to software for breath testing machines. ... South Central Superdome Officials Worried About a Power OutageSuperdome officials warned just months before the Super Bowl that the venue's electrical system could suffer a power outage and rushed to ... $3M San Antonio Church Fire InvestigatedFederal arson officials now are among nearly three dozen investigators looking into a fire that gutted an historic San Antonio church. The ... Wright to Retire as Texas Mutual PresidentRon Wright, who has served as president and chief executive officer of Texas Mutual Insurance Co. since 2009, has announced that he will ... West Former Idaho Insurance Agent Gets Suspended SentenceA former Farmers Insurance agent from Meridian was sentenced to up to five years in prison after he pleaded guilty to diverting more than ... Big Quake Could Cause $30B Damage to OregonA state commission says a magnitude 9 earthquake off the Oregon coast and tsunami could cause more than $30 billion damage to the state ... Washington State Senate Passes Workers' Comp BillsThe Republican-controlled Washington state Senate passed three contentious measures intended to save businesses money by changing workers' ... 2 Oregon Helicopter Executives Indicted in CrashA federal indictment accuses two men of falsifying the weight and takeoff power of a helicopter that crashed in Northern California more ... International UK: Surveillance Devices to Monitor Web TrafficBritish intelligence agencies are planning to install an unspecified number of spy devices along Britain's telecommunications network so ... Horsemeat Scandal Harming Ireland's ReputationIreland's prime minister vowed Tuesday to identify who has been putting horsemeat into Irish-produced burgers, a scandal that is casting ... Connect with Claims Journal
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