March 15, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational National Weather Service Head Seeks to Improve U.S. ForecastingComputing power gives Europeans a commanding advantage when it comes to weather forecasting and storm tracking, but the new head of the ... Ford Recalls 7,150 Newly Built Vehicles to Repair Child LocksFord Motor Co will recall 7,150 vehicles built in November, including the 2013 Escape crossover, because some models are equipped with a ... Commercial Insurance Prices Increase for the Eighth Straight QuarterCommercial insurance prices rose by almost 7 percent in aggregate during the fourth quarter of 2012, marking the eighth consecutive quarter ... FAA Approves Boeing Plan to Fix 787's BatteriesA Boeing plan to redesign the 787 Dreamliner's fire-plagued lithium-ion batteries won approval Tuesday from the Federal Aviation ... Nichole Ritz Joins The Institutes as Director of Member KnowledgeNichole Ritz joined The Institutes as director of member knowledge for the CPCU Society on March 12, 2013. She is responsible for ... Crawford & Company Names Thomas CEO of Contractor ConnectionCrawford & Company, a global independent provider of claims management solutions, named Larry C. Thomas to the new position of chief ...  East Maryland Researchers Issue Fracking RecommendationsResearchers commissioned by a state panel studying natural gas drilling in western Maryland have come up with recommendations. The ... 8 Arrested in Copper Thefts at Pennsylvania Power StationsPolice say eight people have been arrested in what authorities say was a monthlong spree of copper thefts at 13 electric substations in the ... Cause Sought for Virginia Church Construction CollapseAuthorities are investigating the collapse of a church addition during construction in Fauquier County. Fauquier County sheriff's Lt. Jim ... GEICO Names Hoagland Vice President of Buffalo Regional OperationRick Hoagland has been named vice president of GEICO's Buffalo regional office with responsibilities for New Jersey and the Northeast. ... Midwest Illinois Web Program Offers Ammonia SafetyIllinois and agriculture industry officials have produced a web program that offers guidelines for farmers and others to prevent accidents ... Judge Says Jury Should Decide Sturgis TrademarkBoth sides in a legal dispute involving the trademark for the name "Sturgis" say recommendations by a federal magistrate judge are ... Michigan Police Agencies Boost Drunken Driving EnforcementLaw enforcement agencies in more than two dozen Michigan counties are conducting extra patrols to arrest suspected drunken drivers through ... Detroit Churches Step Up Security After CrimesSome Detroit churches have stepped up security following crimes including break-ins and muggings, and training is being offered later this ... Southeast Florida Court Upholds OIR Position on Sinkhole CoverageA Florida court has upheld a decision by state insurance regulators that property insurers must offer sinkhole loss coverage in an amount ... Isaac-Damaged Piers Await Repair in Southern MississippiGulfport, Miss., officials say piers along the Gulf Coast that were damaged by Hurricane Isaac in August may not be repaired before summer. ... Mississippi Woman to Serve 14 Years for DUI Causing InjuryAnnetta Brown Stevenson has been sentenced to serve 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to DUI causing injury. Stevenson entered the ... West Virginia Bill Forces Blood Tests on Arrested DriversUnder legislation debated on Tuesday, West Virginia drivers could have their licenses revoked for refusing to take a blood test after ... South Central Plaintiffs' Lawyer Resigns Amid BP Oil Spill TrialA Texas lawyer has resigned from the team of plaintiffs' attorneys who brokered a multibillion-dollar settlement with BP PLC and are facing ... NTSB: Flash in Sky Before Oklahoma Helicopter CrashThe National Transportation Safety Board says a witness reported seeing a flash in the sky before a helicopter crashed near an Oklahoma ... Louisiana's Citizens Property CEO RetiringLouisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. Chief Executive Officer Richard Robertson says he plans to retire June 1. Robertson told The ... West California Appeals Court Reinstates Disability LawsuitA federal appeals court has reinstated the lawsuit of a disabled California woman who accused an airline of refusing to provide her a ... New Mexico Man Convicted in Fatal DWI Accident Explains SuitA Santa Fe, N.M., man convicted of a fatal 2010 drunken-driving accident says his filing a lawsuit against two restaurants and a drinking ... Rimkus Opens Utah OfficeRimkus Consulting Group, a leader in forensic engineering consulting services, has announced the opening of a new office in Salt Lake City, ... International UN Says Most of World Lags on Road Safety LawsThe World Health Organization says only 7 percent of the world's population lives in nations where there are adequate road safety laws. The ... Peak Re Licenses AIR Worldwide Catastrophe Modeling SystemsCatastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide (AIR) announced that Peak Reinsurance Co. Ltd. (Peak Re), a reinsurer headquartered in Hong Kong ... Connect with Claims Journal
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