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Archive for September 2018

New Study Suggests Extreme Weather Will Become More Common

Persistent weather conditions, including dry and wet spells, generally have increased in the United States, perhaps due to rapid Arctic warming, according to a Rutgers-led study. Persistent weather conditions can lead to weather extremes such as drought, heat waves, prolonged … Source: Claims Journal

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Business News: Law DeskTop, Munich Re, NetDiligence

New Services Offers to Capture, Store Home Owner Contents Digitally New York-based Law DeskTop, a provider of secure, hosted document management services to law firms and legal departments, announced the launch of a free service called HomeOwners Survey that allows … Source: Claims Journal

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Tennessee Cemetery Found Mostly to Blame for Mishandled Bodies

A jury on Monday found a Tennessee cemetery mostly responsible for failing to meet obligations to families whose loved ones’ bodies were mishandled, but hasn’t yet determined how much it should pay relatives. With Monday’s ruling, the jury found several … Source: Claims Journal

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People News: Everest, Arch, Snapsheet

Vandendael Named Everest Insurance International CEO Everest Insurance, the diversified specialty insurance division of Everest Re Group, Ltd., announced the addition of Vincent Vandendael as CEO of Everest Insurance International. He will lead all facets of the Everest Insurance operations … Source: Claims Journal

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Congressional Deal Could Solve Louisiana Flooding Issue

Thousands of Louisiana flood victims who have been barred from homeowner rebuilding grants because they borrowed money through the federal Small Business Administration could soon see that change. A deal to rework federal disaster-relief policy was included in a compromise … Source: Claims Journal

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