Top 10 for the Past Week | 1. | London Marathon Runner Died After Using Supplement
Feb 1, 2013 -- A London Marathon runner whose death touched hearts globally and inspired more than $1 million in donations had taken a dietary supplement which may have contributed to her heart failure, a coroner ruled Wednesday. Claire Squires collapsed near ... | | 2. | Paul Davis Selected as a Preferred Mitigation Vendor by Allstate
Jan 31, 2013 -- Paul Davis Restoration, Inc. a national franchise company and leading provider of fire, water and mold damage restoration services for residential and commercial properties has been selected to participate as a preferred vendor in Allstate's ... | | 3. | More Than $13.6M in Fake NFL Merchandise Seized
Jan 31, 2013 -- Reporting from the National Football League conference, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton and NFL Vice President for Legal Affairs Anastasia Danias announced the record-breaking results of a nationwide enforcement ... | | 4. | NOAA Warns On Storm Surge
Jan 31, 2013 -- In case Superstorm Sandy did not convince risk experts that hurricane categories are not useful predictors of potential storm surge levels, a NOAA executive hammered home the point at a recent insurance conference. "We recently have stopped ... | | 5. | 2013 Spring Forecast: Six More Weeks of Winter for Northeast
Jan 31, 2013 -- AccuWeather issues a spring outlook for the U.S. every year, focusing on the major highlights of the season. AccuWeather's Long-Range Forecasting Team is predicting that winter will hold on the longest, into March, across the Northeast and ... | | 6. | Coalition Dishonors New Members of Insurance Fraud Hall of Shame
Jan 30, 2013 -- A torched office building injures seven firefighters; a nose doctor buys a yacht with insurance money from damaging and worthless surgeries; cohorts cut off a mentally disabled man's hand for an insurance payout. These are among the extreme ... | | 7. | NOAA Exec Outlines NFIP Challenges
Jan 30, 2013 -- A mandate prescribed by the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform law is a major challenge for a federal weather agency, an executive of NOAA revealed at an insurance conference last week. Edward Johnson, director of strategic planning and policy ... | | 8. | Durable Medical Equipment Fraud on the Rise: NICB
Jan 30, 2013 -- Durable medical equipment (DME) fraud could fall between $1.5 and $5 billion in a single year, according to a new report by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). The report examines questionable claims (QC) referred to the NICB during the ... | | 9. | Idaho Woman Still Gets Calls About Freak Accident
Jan 29, 2013 -- A freak accident more than three years ago has placed an Idaho woman who was impaled by a tree limb in the national media spotlight. Michelle Childers is scheduled to be featured on the ABC News "20/20'' television program either Friday or Feb. 15, ... | | 10. | Nebraska Bicyclist Sues Homeowners Over Crash on Trail
Jan 29, 2013 -- The past and current owners of a south Lincoln, Neb., home are being sued by a man who was hurt when he crashed his bike on a trail near the house in 2011. The Lincoln Journal Star reports that Christopher Hepburn of Lincoln filed the lawsuit ... | Popular Videos | |
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