Over 35 years in the business, We are here to help!
Call (800) 554-0098 or Email

Posts by Y@DminG

US Opens Probe of Steering Problems in Honda Accord Sedans

DETROIT (AP) — The U.S. government’s auto safety agency is investigating multiple complaints about steering failures that could affect more than 1.1 million Honda Accord sedans. In documents posted Monday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it received 31 … Source: Claims Journal

Read More

Cyberattack on US Pipeline Is Linked to Criminal Gang

NEW YORK (AP) _ The cyberextortion attempt that has forced the shutdown of a vital U.S. pipeline was carried out by a criminal gang known as DarkSide that cultivates a Robin Hood image of stealing from corporations and giving a … Source: Claims Journal

Read More

Drought Shows No Signs of Easing Up Throughout Dakotas

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Extreme drought shows no signs of releasing its grip on North Dakota, despite recent cooler weather and widespread rainfall. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor map, released Thursday, shows 85% percent of North Dakota in extreme drought, … Source: Claims Journal

Read More

Claims People: Envista Forensics, Charles Taylor, CNC, Gordon & Rees

Envista Forensics Appoints VP Envista Forensics, a global consulting firm headquartered in Chicago, has promoted Liz Peterson to vice president for international forensics. Peterson will oversee the development, management and growth of global engineering divisions outside of North America. Peterson … Source: Claims Journal

Read More

Claims Business: Insurity and Instec, Arturo, CCC, Verisk

Insurity Completes Acquisition of Instec Insurity has completed the acquisition of Instec, a company based in Naperville, Ill. that provides analytics software to more than 300 property and casualty insurers. Insurity, based in Hartford, Conn. said that acquisition enables it … Source: Claims Journal

Read More

Insurer AXA Halts Ransomware Crime Reimbursement in France

BOSTON (AP) — In an apparent industry first, the global insurance company AXA said Thursday it will stop writing cyber-insurance policies in France that reimburse customers for extortion payments made to ransomware criminals. AXA, among Europe’s top five insurers, said … Source: Claims Journal

Read More