September 20, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Fall Injuries Follow Motor Vehicle Accidents in Number of ER Visits at Vanderbilt UniversityOne of the top reasons for trauma admission at Vanderbilt University Medical Center may come as a surprise: falls. Second only to motor ... Goodell Sees Progress in NFL Player SafetyRoger Goodell believes the NFL's new player safety rules are working. Goodell participated in a series of meetings on player health and ... Industry Sounds Alarm on PiracyThe music and movie industries are sounding the alarm again on online piracy, saying illegal downloads are on the rise and search engines ... Conning: Looming Threats to Medical Professional Liability Insurer PerformanceMedical professional liability insurers have been performing well for the past several years, but the industry's profitability will likely ... East New York City Woman Sues EMT Over TweetA woman has filed a lawsuit against a New York City EMT who tweeted a photo of her with a caption that said "Wide Load." Teena Gamzon, who ... Connecticut Lawmaker Calls for More Privacy for VictimsA member of a Connecticut crime records task force is urging the group to consider how victims and their families are traumatized by crime ... Sandy Continues to Damage Jersey Shore With FireSuperstorm Sandy still isn't done with the Jersey shore - investigators are blaming the storm for damaging electrical wiring that touched ... New Jersey High Court Upholds Reliability of AlcotestNew Jersey's Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the breath test used in drunken driving cases. Wednesday's order by the court ... GEICO to Host Job Fair for Auto Damage Adjusters in MarylandGEICO is hosting a job fair in Clarksville, Md., for auto damage adjusters. The job fair will be held on Tuesday, September 24 between 9 ... Midwest Another Wisconsin Community Bans Bartenders From Serving While DrunkNeenah has become the latest Wisconsin community where bartenders can be cited if they're legally intoxicated when they serve customers. ... Lightning Blamed for Some Indiana Building FiresLightning is the suspected cause of some building fires that broke out as a wave of thunderstorms moved across much of northern and central ... Only 3 of 5 Car Seats Used Correctly in IllinoisAbout 90 percent of child passengers on Illinois roads are riding in car seats, but only three out of five of those car seats are being ... Southeast Florida Wildlife Commission Urges Safety While TubingTubing can be a dangerous water sport that leads to accidents on the water, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said ... Former Mississippi Code Enforcement Officer Sentenced for Insurance FraudA former code enforcement officer in Natchez, Miss., has been sentenced to two years' probation for insurance fraud. The Natchez Democrat ... Greyhound Wants Dismissal of Mississippi Accident SuitA federal judge has scheduled a hearing next week on Greyhound Bus Lines Inc.'s motion to throw out a lawsuit related to a 2008 accident in ... South Central Louisiana Insurance Agent Arrested A Slidell insurance agent was served by Louisiana Department of Insurance Fraud Division investigators with a summary suspension and ... Texas Woman Gets Life in Prison for 6th DWIA 44-year-old Central Texas woman has been sentenced to life in prison for her sixth driving while intoxicated conviction. A Hays County ... Texas Marks Centennial Anniversary of Workers' Compensation LawsSeptember 2013, marks the 100th anniversary of the effective date of the first workers' compensation laws passed by the 33rd Texas ... West 2 Insurers Sue U.S. Army for Utah WildfireTwo insurers are suing the U.S. Army for a wildfire sparked by live fire at Camp Williams that torched three houses in the Salt Lake City ... Gun Show Canceled Due to Insurance RequirementsMembers of a southwestern Idaho gun club may have to end a decades-long tradition of gun shows because Ada County raised its insurance ... Engineers Pay $100,000 for Utah Mine CollapseAn engineering firm held partly responsible for a Utah mine collapse that killed nine people in 2007 will pay a $100,000 penalty for a ... South Dakota Couple Gets $8M Award in Wyoming WreckA federal jury has awarded a South Dakota couple more than $8 million for losses they suffered in a 2009 traffic accident in Sweetwater ... International China, Hong Kong, Taiwan Brace as Year's Strongest Storm LoomsEast Asian meteorological authorities issued warnings as tropical cyclone Usagi, the world's strongest storm this year, barreled toward the ... Warming Lull Haunts Authors of Key Climate ReportScientists working on a landmark U.N. report on climate change are struggling to explain why global warming appears to have slowed down in ... Hurricane Manuel Returns to Soak Northwestern Mexico: AIR WorldwideAccording to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, after rapidly dissipating on Monday night and being downgraded to a remnant tropical ... Connect with Claims Journal
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