September 3, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational The Economic Downturn and its Effect on Claims Against AttorneysA declining economy impacts more than just individual and corporate financial interests; in fact, professionals in every field have to ... Americans Driving Less as Car Culture WanesDriving in America has stalled, leading researchers to ask: Is the national love affair with the automobile over? After rising for decades, ... Ammonium Nitrate Safety Guidelines Issued by U.S. AgenciesThe federal government established new guidelines for the handling and storage of ammonium nitrate, the fertilizer ingredient and explosive ... Wardlaw Announces Adjuster App Update for iPhone/iPad and New Android AppThe WCS App has made Wardlaw adjusters more efficient in real time since its first release in April of 2013. Only adjusters deployed by ... East Tough-to-Kill New York Buses Drive Through U.S. Law's LoopholesOutside New York's Winter Garden Theatre, where "Mamma Mia" is nearing the end of a 13-year Broadway run, unwitting tourists board a bus ... Critics Say it's Time New York Ends 1885 Scaffold LawThere is a renewed push to scrap a unique New York state law that makes property owners and contractors liable for most "gravity-related" ... Coast Guard Releases Report on Lady Mary SinkingA lack of training and experience combined with poor decision-making were contributing factors in the sinking of a commercial fishing boat ... Boston Brothers Accused of Fake Marathon ClaimA Boston, Mass., man charged with making a fake $2 million claim to the Boston marathon victims' fund has been indicted with his brother ... Midwest Missouri Lawmakers Eye Uninsured Motorist Bill for OverrideDriving without auto insurance could mean losing out on court damages if Missouri lawmakers push forward with an effort to override one of ... Insurance Payment Absent After Ohio Treasurer CrashOhio Republican Josh Mandel's federal campaign committee has yet to report receiving an insurance check for a vehicle disabled in a March ... Millions in New Roofing Permits in Hutchinson, KansasA hailstorm that pummeled Hutchinson in July has meant a lot of new roofs in the Kansas city. The city says it's issued $4.4 million in new ... New Proof of Insurance Law Puzzling Some PoliceA new Illinois law that allows motorists to provide proof of insurance using their smartphones is puzzling some police departments. The ... Southeast Tennessee Hotel Loses Suit Over Dirty Claim by WebsiteThere was nothing dirty - or defamatory - about including a Tennessee hotel on an unflattering list on a travel website because it's clear ... Nearly 400,000 Policyholders May Move From Florida InsurerHundreds of thousands of Floridians who rely on Citizens Property Insurance could soon find themselves with a new insurance company. State ... First Conviction of Staged Motor Vehicle Accident in Florida CountyFlorida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater announced the conviction of Alain Guevara, 29, of Lehigh Acres for staging a motor vehicle ...  South Central NWS Officially Rates Oklahoma Tornado EF3, Not EF5The National Weather Service says it's officially rating a deadly tornado that struck part of Oklahoma on May 31 as an EF3 on the Enhanced ... A Decade Later Texas Tort Reform Sees Suits, Payouts DropTen years after the Texas Legislature capped damages in the state's medical malpractice lawsuits, the number of suits and the amounts paid ... Louisiana Water Park Cleared of Wrongdoing in Boy's DrowningThe Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office has found no criminal wrongdoing in the July drowning of a 14-year-old boy at Cajun Lagoon water ... HUD Announces $37M in Disaster Aid in OklahomaOklahoma and the city of Moore will receive nearly $37 million in federal aid to help recover from the tornadoes and storms that killed ... West Washington Restaurant Co-Owner Charged With Theft in Workers' Comp FraudA Spokane, Wash., restaurant co-owner accused of fraudulently collecting nearly $250,000 in workers' compensation benefits has been charged ... New Mexico City Refuses to Pay for Damage From 'Bait' CarAlbuquerque refuses to pay for damage to a home struck by a city-owned bait car driven by teens. Bait cars are vehicles deployed to catch ... Youth Martial Art Sparks Safety Concerns in CaliforniaA bill moving through the Legislature would authorize the state athletic commission to establish regulations for youth competitions ... $50M Claim Filed In Crash That Killed Arizona BoyThe family of a young Arizona boy who was fatally struck by Pima County Sheriff's Department vehicle has filed a claim seeking $50 million ... International High Radiation Spreads at Ruined Fukushima Plant, Japan Vows AidHigh radiation levels are spreading at the ruined Fukushima nuclear plant, its operator said on Monday, and the Japanese government ... Vienna Insurance Misses Estimate as Profit Drops 85% on FloodingVienna Insurance Group AG, Austria's biggest insurer, reported second-quarter profit plunged after the worst central European floods in a ... Potential Atlantic Systems Probably Won't Become Storms SoonThree potential tropical systems stretch across the Atlantic from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula to Africa's west coast, though none is ... Connect with Claims Journal
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