June 5, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational How to Review Bodily Injury DemandsEffectively Investigating, Evaluating and Negotiating Your Way to a Competitive Advantage We see it time and time again, the stacks of ... Chrysler Resisting U.S. Recall of 2.7M Jeep VehiclesChrysler Group LLC, in a rare move, is resisting a push by U.S. regulators to recall 2.7 million older model Jeep vehicles, saying on ... Safety Regulators May Expand GM Air Bag RecallU.S. safety regulators are checking to see if more General Motors cars should be recalled because the air bags won't inflate. The probe ... NIOSH Announces New Center for Workers' Compensation StudiesWork-related injuries and illnesses pose immense burdens on workers, their families, their communities, and our economy. According to one ... Lee Wright Joins DMA Specialty Claims Division as AVPDavid Morse & Associates (DMA), a national claims services provider, announced the addition of Lee Wright as assistant vice president of ... The Institutes Business Unit Launches New Website and CE Tracking ToolCEU.com, a business unit of The Institutes, has launched a new website and continuing education (CE) tracking tool. CE Navigator is a CE ... East New Position to Target Workers' Comp Fraud in Rhode IslandOfficials in Rhode Island are creating a new position to prosecute fraud in the state's unemployment and workers' compensation program. The ... Fire Probe in Pennsylvania Faults Command, TrainingAn independent investigation of a Pennsylvania house fire cites a lack of training, poor communication and inadequate supervision in the ... Delaware to Increase Distracted Driving EnforcementState law enforcement agencies will begin increased enforcement of distracted driving law. The Office of Highway Safety says the campaign ... Midwest The Insurer's Duty to Provide Independent Counsel in IllinoisIllinois law requires insurers to provide independent counsel for their insured when a conflict of interest arises. The duty developed from ... Ohio Chiropractors Could Make Call on ConcussionsA provision in bill being considered by the Ohio Senate would allow chiropractors to make the call on allowing student athletes with head ... Missouri Airport Dealing With Storm Damage AgainFor the second time in two years, Lambert Airport in St. Louis, Mo., is cleaning up after a tornado caused significant damage to Missouri's ... KEMA Head: Time to Ponder Rules for Storm SpottersThe head of a group that represents Kansas emergency responders says it's time to consider rules for storm chasers in the wake of the ... Southeast West Virginia Woman Sentenced in Duplex Arson ConspiracyA Logan County, W.Va., woman has been sentenced to three years and one month in federal prison for her role burning down a rental duplex to ... Mayor Scolds Assisted Living Center CEO, Residents Moving to HotelsMore than 100 residents of an assisted living center in Chattanooga, Tenn., are being moved to hotel rooms. The move comes six days after ... 4 Llamas Involved in Car Crash in Southwest FloridaFour llamas were evaluated Monday at a southwest Florida veterinary hospital after being involved in a crash on Interstate 75, authorities ... AIR Worldwide Updates Estimates of Insured Value of Coastal PropertiesCatastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide has released an update to its "The Coastline at Risk" report. The update presents and discusses ... South Central Louisiana Fire Department Receives Haz-Mat GrantThe Lafayette, La., fire department has received a $200,000 grant for its Haz-Mat Team for modern equipment that better identifies ... Texas Part of Roadcheck for Commercial VehiclesThe Texas Department of Public Safety will take part in a nationwide commercial vehicle inspection program known as Roadcheck 2013. DPS ... Amarillo Hailstorm Damage Estimated at $400MA massive hailstorm that blanketed the Texas panhandle city of Amarillo on May 28 is proving costly. An estimated 35,000 vehicles and ... West Montana Tribal Judge Expunges DUIs of Senator's BrotherMonths before a Montana state senator and Blackfeet leader allegedly fled a sheriff's deputy who suspected him of drunken driving, a tribal ... Prison Guard Catches Idaho Inmate's Alleged Mail FraudIt's clear that Mark Brown is a smart guy, maybe even borderline brilliant. But what's astounding is the way prosecutors say he apparently ... Workers Removing Washington I-5 Bridge WreckageWorkers are still removing pieces of Washington's Interstate 5 bridge that fell into the Skagit River on May 23 when an oversize truck hit ... Arson Suspected in 8 San Bernardino FiresArson is suspected in eight fires reported over a six-block area of San Bernardino, Calif., including one blaze that destroyed a ... Savage Leaving Oregon Insurance Commissioner PostAfter nearly two years as Oregon insurance commissioner, Lou Savage is leaving the division to work on legal reform in emerging democracies ... International Locked Doors a Sign of China's Work-Safety FailingsA fire breaks out in a Chinese factory, and panicked workers discover one exit after another is locked. That describes not only the poultry ... Connect with Claims Journal
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