June 18, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational The Flaw of Averages: Why Carriers are Overpaying and Underpaying46 percent of claims are being overpaid by an average of $19,000 In his book, The Flaw of Averages, author Sam Savage explores how the ... States That Allow Electronic Proof of InsuranceThe number of states that allow electronic proof of insurance via smartphones has increased to 25, with the recent addition of Indiana and ... Court: 'Pay to Delay' Generic Drugs Can Be IllegalThe Supreme Court ruled Monday that deals between pharmaceutical corporations and their generic drug competitors, which government ... Xuber Appoints Senior Members in Product/Sales TeamsXuber, the insurance software business of Xchanging plc, appointed three new senior members to its U.S. team in the roles of product ...  East Post-Sandy Flood Maps Bring Some Relief to CoastMore than seven months after Superstorm Sandy devastated parts of the Jersey shore, thousands of homeowners are getting some relief from ... Police Up Presence in Sandy-Damaged Sections of New YorkPolice have increased their presence in New York City neighborhoods still struggling with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. The Staten ... Camden, New Jersey Sky Patrol Camera Elicits Privacy ConcernsThe newest crime-fighting tool in Camden, N.J., lifts an observation post some 35 feet into the air, letting police scan a wide area with ... Maine Cancer Patient Gets $200K for MisdiagnosisA Maine man who was told he had only months to live because of an aggressive Stage 4 pancreatic cancer is still alive more than four years ... Midwest Higher Temps Spark Rash of Air Conditioner Thefts in KansasRising temperatures have led to a rash of air conditioner thefts in Wichita by people who sell copper piping and other scrap metal inside ... Rapid City Police Launch Pedestrian Safety CampaignThe Rapid City Police Department is launching a safety campaign to try to decrease the number of pedestrian-related injuries in the Black ... Drunken Driving Enforcement Varies Across MichiganAn analysis of law enforcement records found that drunken driving enforcement varies across Michigan. The MLive.com report published Monday ... More Than $1.1B in Iowa Flood Grants UnspentRecords show more than $1.1 billion of the more than $4.7 billion in flood recovery money awarded to state and local governments remains ... Southeast Medical Examiner Resigns in Wake of North Carolina Motel DeathA North Carolina medical examiner has resigned after investigators found out that he knew carbon monoxide killed a couple in a Boone motel ... Florida Governor and Others Were Told About Citizens' DealFlorida Gov. Rick Scott - and other top state officials - quickly distanced themselves last month from a controversial deal approved by ... Break-in Reported at Woodrow Wilson's Boyhood Home in GeorgiaSheriff's officials in east Georgia are investigating a break-in at the boyhood home of former President Woodrow Wilson. The Sunday ... Coast Guard: Tugboat Sparked April Alabama Barge ExplosionA Coast Guard report says a passing tugboat helped spark the massive explosions that rocked the Mobile River and injured three people in ... South Central Execs Named by Louisiana Insurance CompanySandra Mayfield and Charles Simon have been appointed assistant vice presidents of Louisiana Workers' Compensation Corp. Mayfield was named ... Texas Nuclear Weapons Plant to Improve Fire SafetyPantex, the country's only nuclear weapons assembly and disassembly plant, has completed main construction on a $35 million project that is ... Former NBA Stars Host Camp for Oklahoma Tornado VictimsStudents whose elementary schools were destroyed when a May 20 tornado ripped through Moore, Okla., had a chance to hone their basketball ... Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Issues Fee Cap Notice to Public AdjustersOklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak issued a bulletin to Oklahoma-licensed public adjusters advising them not to charge customers ... West Colorado Wildfire Evacuees See Destruction FirsthandResidents returning to the neighborhoods they were driven from just days ago by Colorado's most destructive wildfire ever are seeing ... Reports Show 236 New Mexico Oil, Gas Sites Failed InspectionsAbout 85 percent of 276 oil and gas well sites inspected in southeastern New Mexico over the past six weeks have failed to pass ... 70 People Displaced After Las Vegas Apartment FireAuthorities say 70 people were displaced and two people are injured after a three-alarm fire at a Las Vegas apartment complex. Las Vegas ... International IPO-Seeking China Companies Pay More to Avoid Boards Going NakedStephen Markscheid holds one of the riskiest jobs in the world--or so say directors and officers liability insurers. The 59-year-old former ... Indian Floods Destroy Building, Killing at Least 3A government official says at least 3 people have died and 12 others are missing after floods washed away an apartment building in northern ... Indonesia Faculty Attend Hawaii Disaster ProgramA dozen faculty members from universities in Indonesia are spending the summer at the University of Hawaii to learn about disaster risk ... Connect with Claims Journal
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