July 23, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Competition in the U.S. Auto Insurance Market Benefits DriversA highly competitive auto insurance marketplace is making coverage more widely available and affordable for all drivers, according to the ... Sea Level Rise: New Iceberg Theory Points to Areas at Risk of Rapid DisintegrationIn events that could exacerbate sea level rise over the coming decades, stretches of ice on the coasts of Antarctica and Greenland are at ... Worse Than Usual Hurricane Season Predicted Could Affect Boaters: ACEWith the hurricane season already upon us, climate experts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) advise of an ...  East New Connecticut Law Makes Dam Owners More ResponsibleThe owners of thousands of dams across Connecticut will soon be responsible for making sure their structures are safe, and some will have ... Man in Fatal Delaware Crash Faces Probable DeportationA Delaware landscaper involving in a fatal drunken-driving crash is expected to be deported to Mexico after finishing his prison sentence. ... New Jersey Kennel Owners Deny Wrongdoing in Dog's DeathOfficials are awaiting necropsy results to try to determine if heat caused the death of a dog at a New Jersey kennel. The dog's owner says ... Midwest 'Alarming' Rise in Children Injured by Falling TVsFalling televisions sent nearly 200,000 U.S. children to the emergency room over 20 years, and the injury rate has climbed substantially ... Ohio State University Plans to Build, Study Fracking WellOhio State University says its researcher want to install and study a gas well in eastern Ohio to study the process of hydraulic ... Crop Insurance Rule Causing Confusion for SomeLast year's drought has contributed to confusion over crop insurance rules for some Upper Midwest farmers who couldn't get a crop in the ... Nebraska Officials Prepare for Wildfire ThreatState and local officials are preparing for another possible round of wildfires in Nebraska by providing additional training and more ... Southeast Estop it Right There: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Property ClaimsAn insured's Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an interesting and often unexplored issue that can have a large impact on an insurer's potential ... Funding, Turf Issues Stall Mississippi's Emergency BroadbandMississippi's attempt to create the nation's first statewide emergency broadband network has come to a halt. The state's Wireless ... Wet Wires Resulting in Fake 911 Calls in KentuckyDispatchers in western Kentucky must send a law enforcement officer to every 911 call received from a landline telephone, even when there's ... South Central Company to Inspect Texas Coaster Where Woman FellA German roller coaster maker is sending officials to a North Texas amusement park to inspect a ride after a woman fell to her death. ... Shelter Permits Sought in Norman After TornadoesNorman, Okla., residents are applying to build storm shelters in the wake of deadly tornadoes that struck in Moore and other nearby areas. ... Texas Governor Orders Probe of Rural Hospital ChainAides to Gov. Rick Perry say he has ordered a "deep and comprehensive look" at health care facilities owned by a Dallas-area physician ... Texas Mutual Announces Four Fraud IndictmentsTexas Mutual Insurance Company reported today that Travis County grand juries indicted four claimants, in separate cases, on workers' ... West Hawaii Supreme Court Rules on Wrongful Death SuitAla Moana Center had a duty to care for a woman who died after getting stuck in an exhaust duct, even though she was trespassing on the ... Report: Limo Driver on Phone Before Fatal FireA newspaper has reported that shortly before fire engulfed the back of a stretch limousine and killed five Northern California women in ... Dozens of Colorado Water Wells Damaged by Black Forest FireAn assessment by the El Paso County health department has found damage to dozens of wells that supply water to homes in the area burned by ... Colorado Governor Names New Commissioner of InsuranceGov. John Hickenlooper announced today the appointment of Marguerite Salazar as Colorado's new Commissioner of Insurance. She will begin ... International Toyota Opens Training Facility for Quality ControlToyota is opening a training facility for mechanics complete with a test course that simulates 13 driving conditions including cobblestones ... Reputation the Hardest Risk to Manage According to New ACE Research92 percent of companies believe that reputational risk is the most challenging category of risk to manage, according to a major new study ... China: 1 tourist killed, 18 hurt by falling rocksOne tourist was killed and 18 others were injured Sunday by falling rocks at a scenic site in northern China, the official Xinhua News ... Intact to Post C$257 Million in Losses From Floods in CanadaIntact Financial Corp., the largest property/casualty insurer in Canada, will record losses of C$257 million ($248 million) from flooding ... Connect with Claims Journal
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