March 12, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Study Reveals Keys to Controlling Specialty Drug CostsA study presented at the National Business Group on Health's (NBGH) Business Health Agenda 2013 conference in Washington, D.C., showed ... Forecaster Sees Few El Niño Problems in Northern Hemisphere Into SummerThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a key U.S. weather forecaster, on Thursday extended into the summer its view that the ... U.S. Nuclear Plant Inspections Need to ImproveMore than one-third of U.S. nuclear power plants suffered safety-related incidents over the past three years, and nuclear regulators and ... Enservio Announces New Online Contents Valuation Tool to Speed ClaimsEnservio, a national provider of software and services to property insurers, announced the launch of ContentsExpress, a secure online ... East Virginia Zoo Bars Volunteer Access to Exotic AnimalsVolunteers at the Virginia Zoo can no longer work with exotic animals. The Virginian-Pilot reports that the zoo in Norfolk recently dropped ... Connecticut Proposes Mediation Program for Homeowner Claims DisputesConnecticut's insurance department is proposing a new program that would offer a mediation option to resolve claims disputes between ... Sandy-Damaged Homes Hit Market at Bargain PricesIt sounds like the premise for a new reality TV series: "Hurricane House" - people scouring waterside communities looking to buy homes ... More Massachusetts Shoreline Homes in Danger After StormA Newbury, Mass., building inspector says as many as 40 shoreline homes on Plum Island are in danger following a storm last week that ... Midwest Overheated Extension Cord Causes Nebraska House FireAuthorities say an overheated extension cord is to blame for a house fire in Lincoln, Neb. Heavy smoke and flames could be seen Saturday ... IEPA Seeks Order Against Illinois Spray Paint ManufacturerThe Illinois Environmental Protection Agency wants to stop a northern Illinois business from restarting operations following explosions and ... Ohio Official Backs Plan to Allow Heavier TrucksA proposal to raise the weight limit for trucks is backed by Ohio's transportation chief as economically beneficial, but it has opposition ... Southeast Sequester Raises Treatment Questions for Undocumented Workers Under Florida's Workers' Comp SystemWith the prospects of immigration reform looming and the potential for the sequester to have an effect on the federal government's ability ... Stats Show Problems With Kentucky's Texting While Driving BanJefferson County judges have dismissed nearly 40 percent of the texting while driving charges brought under Kentucky's two-year-old ban ... Florida Recognizes Dim-Witted Fraud CriminalIn recognition of Fraud Prevention Month and to continue to raise awareness of the impact of insurance fraud on Florida's consumers, Chief ... Judge Dismisses Suit Against Charlotte AirportA North Carolina judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against Charlotte, its airport and an airline by the family of a teen who apparently ... South Central Texas Sees 50 Percent Increase in Suspicious Roofing Claims Since 2010Long known for its epic weather-related events, a report released by the National Insurance Crime Bureau indicates that some Texas ... Gonzales Named to Flood Post in LouisianaMichelle Gonzales has been named director of floodplain management and hazard mitigation for Jefferson Parish, La. The appointment was made ... Brockovich Takes on Assumption Parish Sinkhole CaseEnvironmental activist Erin Brockovich says Assumption Parish, La., residents whose homes are threatened by a huge sinkhole should sue the ... Oklahoma House Votes to Modernize Disaster Recovery SystemLegislation to create a disaster recovery information website that is more accessible and that would allow multiple contributors including ... IICF 'Lone Star Legends' Raises Funds for Local Dallas NonprofitsHundreds of members of the Texas/Southeast Division of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) attended the foundation's first ... 2013 Wardlaw Adjuster Conference Raises More Than $7500 for Habitat for HumanityWardlaw Claims Service, LLP recently held its annual adjuster conference in Waco, Texas. The conference consisted of 28 education classes ... West Wyoming DOT Doesn't Count Bicycle FatalitiesRobert Verhaaren pedaled into Wyoming on U.S. 25 near Palisades Reservoir on Sept. 8 as part of the LOTOJA bicycle race. The Arizona racer ... California Bills Seek More Disclosure, Oversight of FrackingThe growing concern over hydraulic fracturing, the technology that has led to an oil and gas boom in many parts of the country, has caught ... California Animal Park Reopens After Fatal Lion AttackA California animal sanctuary where an African lion killed a 24-year-old intern reopened to the public Sunday with the support of the ... Explosions Highlight Dangers of Making Hash OilNicholas Broms was trying to squeeze a better high from marijuana when his Oregon condo caught on fire. An explosion knocked out a wall, ... International Spring 2013 Forecast for CanadaAccuWeather.com reports temperatures this Spring will end up near to above average across most of eastern, northern and Atlantic Canada, ... Connect with Claims Journal
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