April 12, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Commentary: Will HUD's Disparate Impact Rule Have Say in Ratemaking?Despite the McCarran-Ferguson Act, which reserved the regulation of the "business of insurance" to the states, the Department of Housing ... Toyota, Honda, Nissan Announce 2M Vehicle Airbag RecallToyota, Honda and Nissan are recalling more than 2 million vehicles globally for an identical problem with airbags on the passenger side ... FDA Requests Budget Increase to Implement Food Safety LawThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday it is requesting a budget of $4.7 billion in fiscal 2014, including $295.8 million ... Recalled Frozen Food May Have Ended Up in SchoolsHundreds of thousands of pounds of frozen food recalled amid an E. coli scare may have been served in schools, according to the company ... ACE Announces Launch of Agriculture Property & Casualty BusinessThe ACE Group announced the formation of its agriculture property and casualty insurance business, ACE Agribusiness. ACE Agribusiness is ...  East Post-Sandy Costs Continue to Rise for New Jersey TransitThe costs continue to mount for New Jersey Transit in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. At its monthly board meeting Wednesday, the agency ... Pennsylvania Coal Mine Fined $110K for 'Rogue' Worker ErrorOfficials with a southwestern Pennsylvania coal mine say a $110,000 federal workplace safety fine for an electrical hazard is the fault of ... Virginia Drill Rig Modifications Improve SafetyNew technology being used at a drilling site in Virginia will reduce the risk of pipe handling accidents, CONSOL Energy said Wednesday. ... FEMA Has Most New Jersey Flood Insurance Claims SettledThe Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has settled 96 percent of the post-Superstorm Sandy National Flood Insurance Program claims ... Midwest Insurer: Michigan Arson Ring Operated for 2 DecadesAn insurance company says more than a dozen people operated an arson-for-profit ring in Flint that collected more than $2 million over two ... Warrants Provide Insight Into Indy Explosion ProbeAuthorities investigating a fatal house explosion in Indianapolis were looking for evidence that three defendants researched methods of ... Michigan Insurers and Medical Groups Want Helmet Law ReinstatedMembers of Michigan's insurance and medical industries as well as some rider groups are calling on lawmakers and Gov. Rick Snyder to ... Court Says Ohio Officers Used Excessive ForceThree police officers used excessive force in a deadly encounter with a naked and unarmed college student and can be sued by his family, an ... Map Shows Weather Disasters Across MinnesotaAn advocacy group is out with a new report that illustrates Minnesota's vulnerability to weather disasters. The report released by ... Southeast Family of Man Killed in Marina Blast Awarded $1.5MThe family of a man killed in a Lincoln County, N.C., marina explosion has been awarded $1.5 million. Jurors took less than an hour to make ... Hose Break Suspected in West Virginia Well Site FireInvestigators believe a hose break caused a fire that damaged several pumper trucks at a gas well site in the Northern Panhandle. State ... Museum Exhibit to Focus on Alabama TornadoAn oral history of the tornado that devastated Tuscaloosa and the surrounding area on April 27, 2011, will be exhibited later this month at ... OSHA Issues $38K Penalties in Florida Garage CollapseFive contracting companies have been penalized more than $38,000 combined for a series of errors and oversights that led to last October's ... South Central About 2K Mail Items Burn in Corpus Christi FireInvestigators say as many as 2,000 pieces of mail have been damaged or destroyed in an apparent electrical fire that burned a South Texas ... Louisiana Officials Say Rock Statues Reduce Hurricane ProtectionOfficials with the East Jefferson Levee District are warning members of the public not to use rocks placed along the edge of Lake ... Louisiana Meat Company Recalls Deli MeatThe U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said Wednesday that Manda Packing Co., based in Baker, is recalling ... West Brewer Signs Bill on Photo Radar on State HighwaysArizona Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill requiring state transportation officials to confirm there's a legitimate safety need before they ... Washington Family Wishes it Had Installed Window GuardsBecca and Jason Keen Cunningham are careful parents. They got Mr. Yuk stickers from the Washington Poison Center and put them on anything ... Idaho Family Sues Forest Service for $1M After Tree Hit SonAn Idaho family has sued the U.S. Forest Service demanding more than $1 million after a large dead tree at a remote campsite fell and ... International Japan Confirms Boat on Washington Beach From TsunamiState and federal officials have confirmed that the boat that washed ashore near Long Beach, Wash., with several fish native to Japan ... Schumacher to Be a Mercedes Ambassador for SafetySeven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is becoming an ambassador for safety for Mercedes-Benz. The German carmaker says the ...  Connect with Claims Journal
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