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Training for Roadside Nuclear Waste Accidents

Under a bright blue sky in a deserted lot, first responders donned protective suits and switched on radiation detection devices. They moved quickly to extract a screaming woman – her forehead marred by an ugly red gash – from the … Source: Claims Journal

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Florida Homeowners Insurer Creates Helpline for Matthew Victims

Security First Insurance, headquartered in Ormond Beach, has created an “Aftermatthew Helpline.” It’s available for anyone to use, regardless of the insurance company with whom they have a policy. Since its inception last week, 546 callers have talked to team … Source: Claims Journal

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Business News: Chubb, AIG, Vericlaim

Chubb has expanded its business owner’s policy, Chubb BOP, to the technology industry by crafting specialized insurance features and benefits to meet the unique risks faced by small businesses in the technology segment. The policy includes more than 80 property … Source: Claims Journal

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Education, Networking Prepare Claim Executives for the Future

Claim professionals gain invaluable insight from education and networking opportunities, according to industry experts who spoke with Claims Journal in exclusive interviews during the International Association of Claim Professionals (IACP) 47th annual conference in Sonoma, Calif., in September. The conference … Source: Claims Journal

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Auto Insurers Need to Focus on Increasing EMG Abuse, Fraud

Electromyography (EMG), a diagnostic procedure used to assess muscle and nerve damage, has become a major area of concern and a potential gateway for medical fraud and abuse, particularly in auto insurance. Dr. John E. Robinton, medical director of Neurodiagnostics … Source: Claims Journal

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Italy’s Premier Vows Aid for 15,000+ Displaced by Quakes

Italy’s premier pledged Monday to find temporary housing for all those displaced by a series of powerful earthquakes in a central mountainous region, as the nation’s strongest temblor in 36 years pushed those needing assistance to more than 15,000. Some … Source: Claims Journal

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Reducing Deaths Inside Walk-in Freezers

Trapped in a walk-in hotel freezer with subzero temperatures, Carolyn Robinson Mangham knocked so desperately on the door that the skin on her knuckles had worn away, her husband said in a lawsuit. When the door finally opened 13 hours … Source: Claims Journal

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