September 4, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Commentary: Oil Spill Mitigation Failure and the Impact on the Insurance IndustryGovernments and the oil spill industry cannot effectively and ethically mitigate oil spills on the ocean, and this fact has a strong ... Train Safety Move Delayed DecadesDespite a rash of deadly train crashes, the railroad industry's allies in Congress are trying to push back the deadline for installing ... GM Says Almost-Driverless Cars Coming by 2020Sometime before the end of this decade, General Motors will put a car on the road that can almost drive itself. The automaker says the ... Ford Recalls 370,000 CarsFord is recalling 370,000 cars due to potential corrosion to their steering shaft that may result in loss of steering. No incidents or ... Wells Media Launches Carrier Management MagazineWells Media Group Inc. has launched a new print publication, Carrier Management Magazine, for property/casualty (P/C) insurance executives. ...  East New Jersey Appeals Court Rules That Text Sender Can Be Held LiableA New Jersey appeals court has found a person who knowingly sends a text to a driver can share liability if the driver causes an accident. ... Sandy's 'Freaky' Path May Be Less Likely in FutureA new study says man-made global warming may further lessen the likelihood of the freak atmospheric steering currents that last year shoved ... Cops: Upstate New York Man Stole 850 Watches Worth $245KNew York authorities say they've charged an employee of a Hudson Valley watch outlet store with stealing more than 800 watches worth nearly ... No Criminal Charges in Pennsylvania School Duct CrashA Pennsylvania prosecutor said Wednesday that he found no criminally reckless behavior related to the collapse of heating and air ... Study Offers New Insights into the Distracted Driving Behaviors of Young New Jersey DriversNew Jersey auto insurance group, Plymouth Rock Assurance, released the results of a new distracted driving study providing insights from ...  Midwest Utility Report on Missouri Restaurant Explosion Pushed Back AgainState utility regulators have again pushed back their report determining whether Missouri Gas Energy was in compliance with state and ... Davenport OKs $1.2M Plan to Repair LodgeThe Davenport City Council has approved a $1.2 million plan to rebuild the historic Credit Island Lodge after a devastating fire last ... Students Sue Indiana Schools Over Service Dog RulesTwo disabled high school students say the Evansville-Vanderburgh school district set policies that set restrictions on the use of service ... Police Veteran Fighting Ohio Workers' Comp FraudA veteran police officer has been hired to lead anti-fraud efforts at the $28 billion state insurance fund for injured workers. Rick ... Southeast Tennessee Expands Fund for Those Cheated by AttorneysA fund established more than 30 years ago to protect the victims of unscrupulous lawyers is being revised to offer even more protections. ... Trend Toward Safety Continues on Georgia Lakes, RiversLaw enforcement officials say a greater awareness of risks has led to one of the safest summers on record on Georgia's lakes and rivers. ... Lawsuit Filed Over Photos of West Virginia Accident VictimThe family of a Rainelle, W. Va., man who died in a traffic accident is suing an ambulance company and an emergency medical technician for ... Mississippi Body Shops Try to Block Parts-Finder SystemMore than two dozen body shops are asking a Mississippi court to block an insurance company's program that would change the way they find ... South Central State Looks at Louisiana Highway 70 Detour Options Near SinkholeA growing sinkhole just south of Louisiana Highway 70 in has raised worries in Assumption Parish about subsidence that could cut off the ... State Savings on Road Costs Hitting Speed BumpsLawmakers have long shorted the Texas Department of Transportation's budget for maintaining roads, but now that the agency wants cities and ... Towboat Operator Says Arkansas River Hard to NavigateA former chairman of the Arkansas Waterways Commission says it is difficult for towboat operators to navigate past Little Rock because of ... West Fire Payments for Prescott Crew Covered Most CostsThe Granite Mountain Hotshots battled numerous wildfires across West in recent years, netting reimbursements that paid for most of the city ... Utah Registers 39 Workplace Deaths in 2012New figures from Bureau of Labor Statistics show there were 39 workplace deaths in 2012 in Utah - the same total as the year before. The ... Caliber Collision Continues Expansion into Western StatesCaliber Collision Centers, operator of collision repair facilities, continues its aggressive expansion with the announcement that it has ... International KBR Seeks Battlefield Immunity in Soldiers' Exposure SuitKBR Inc. invoked federal laws shielding contractors during wartime in an effort to avoid a Texas trial over injuries claimed by troops who ... Toyota Recalls 369,000 Vehicles in Japan, U.S., EuropeToyota Motor Corp said it is recalling around 200,000 hybrid SUVs globally including the Lexus RX400h, due to a glitch in the hybrid ... Tornadoes Rip Eastern Japan, Dozens InjuredTornadoes tore through eastern Japan on Monday, injuring dozens of people, at least one seriously, and destroying some buildings. Police in ... Connect with Claims Journal
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