May 1, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Metal Thefts Continue to Plague the Nation: NICBIn a new report released today, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) sees more evidence of pervasive metal theft--overwhelmingly ... Antibiotic-Resistant Ground Turkey Found in 21 StatesDangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria has been found in ground turkey on U.S. grocery shelves across a variety of brands and stores ... Researchers Develop New Metric to Measure Destructive Potential of HurricanesResearchers at Florida State University have developed a new metric to measure seasonal Atlantic tropical cyclone activity that focuses on ... Monster Hurricane Watch at Saturn's North PoleNASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured stunning views of a monster hurricane at Saturn's North Pole. The eye of the cyclone is an enormous ... Crowe Paradis Services Corporation Rebranded as ISO Crowe ParadisCrowe Paradis Services Corporation, a Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) services provider to the property/casualty insurance industry, ... East Key Figures on Superstorm Sandy, 6 Months LaterSuperstorm Sandy, a hybrid of a hurricane and two cold-weather systems, struck six months ago on Oct. 29, concentrating most of its fury on ... Delaware Police Issue 2,000 Distracted Driving TicketsPolice in Delaware issued more than 2,000 tickets to drivers in a crackdown on using handheld cellphones behind the wheel. The Department ... New York City Inspects More Than 900 Construction SitesNew York City's Department of Buildings says it has issued almost 900 safety violations and over $950,000 in fines as part of a two-month ... Supreme Court Justice Breyer Has Shoulder Surgery After Bike AccidentSupreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is in a Washington, D.C., hospital after shoulder replacement surgery following a bicycle accident. ... Midwest Fire Damages Nebraska Hospital's 2 AmbulancesA weekend fire at a central Nebraska hospital caused significant damage to both of its ambulances. The fire happened Sunday morning at ... Missouri Couple Recovering After Teens Trash HomeFour months after a group of teenagers held parties that trashed a Columbia, Mo., home, the owners are still trying to repair the damage ... Sixteen People Arrested on Federal Indictment Involving Multi-State Car Theft ConspiracySixteen people have been arrested on a federal indictment charging twenty-one defendants involved in a multi-state car theft conspiracy. ...  Southeast Cost to Drive in South Carolina Down From Last YearThe cost of driving in South Carolina is down for the first time in four years. AAA Carolinas announced Tuesday that it will cost the ... Lawyer: Former Ricin Suspect's Mississippi Home is UnlivableAttorneys for a Mississippi man who was briefly charged with sending ricin-laced letters to the president and others are encouraged after ... Florida Counties Upset Over 'Triumph Gulf Coast' BillA consortium of eight Gulf Coast counties is raising an alarm about a Florida Senate bill that creates a nonprofit board to manage money ... South Central Investigators Probe Suspected Arson Cases in Arkansas TownState and federal investigators are looking into a string of fires that have destroyed homes in Johnny Cash's hometown of Dyess, Ark. The ... U.S. Senate Panel to Probe Texas Fertilizer Plant ExplosionU.S. Senator Barbara Boxer said on Tuesday she plans to investigate the explosion at a Texas fertilizer plant earlier this month that ... College Survey Reveals Interest in Louisiana Coastal RestorationA new survey Mississippi State University finds more than 60 percent of Americans are willing to pay to restore Louisiana's rapidly eroding ... West The Insurer's Duty to Provide Independent Counsel in AlaskaThis is part two of a three part series focusing on an insurer's duty to provide independent counsel in Alaska, California and Illinois. ... Study: Utah Health Breach Could Approach $406MA 2012 security breach that exposed the personal information of 780,000 Utah residents to hackers could cost as much as $406 million, a new ... Mother Sues Oregon Doctor Over Daughter's DeathThe mother of an Oregon woman who died from drug toxicity seeks nearly $2 million in a lawsuit filed against a Eugene doctor and a clinic. ... Utah Canal Break Sends Adjusters to Flooded HousesInsurance adjusters are assessing damaged to at least eight houses flooded by a canal break in the Salt Lake City suburb of Murray, Utah. ... International World's Hot Spots for Cargo TheftCargo theft rates in Europe increased 24 percent on average last year from 2011, and were on the rise in Asia as well. Cargo theft rates in ... BP Hit by Wave of New Spill Lawsuits Ahead of April DeadlineBP has been hit by over 2,200 new lawsuits seeking payback for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill in the past few weeks as individuals, ... Connect with Claims Journal
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