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Commentary: Inside the Lobby Against Tougher Kentucky Homes

In April, some 1,200 homebuilders, inspectors, architects and engineers gathered in Louisville, Kentucky, to debate the standards that should guide construction of the next wave of U.S. houses. Engineers had a seemingly unobjectionable proposal: Make roofs in coastal areas less … Source: Claims Journal

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How a Forensic Accountant Can Knock Out Unsubstantiated Claims

When insurance defense attorneys suspect that plaintiffs have inflated their claims, forensic accountants can help identify potential red flags and potentially save Defendants substantial sums. Given that some plaintiffs may exaggerate the value and ignore information detrimental to their case, … Source: Claims Journal

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D&O Model Helps Public Companies Secure Adequate Coverage Limits

Public companies face a critical business decision in determining how much Directors & Officers (D&O) liability coverage to purchase. In order to attract and maintain strong independent board members, companies need to secure adequate D&O coverage while keeping down costs. … Source: Claims Journal

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Fitch: Workers’ Comp Insurance Profitable as Competition Heats Up

After several years of underwriting losses, underwriting performance for the U.S. property/casualty (P/C) industry’s workers’ compensation line generated a significant profit in 2015, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings. Competition is heating up however and Fitch expects a … Source: Claims Journal

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Elevator Safety Campaign Launched in New York City

According to New York City’s buildings department five people died and 51 were injured in elevator accidents last year. That’s why a citywide public awareness campaign being launched last week is urging people trapped inside stalled elevators to stay put. … Source: Claims Journal

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Killer Robot Used by Dallas Police Sparks Ethical Debate

When Dallas, Texas, police used a bomb-carrying robot to kill a sniper, they also kicked off an ethical debate about technology’s use as a crime-fighting weapon. In what appears to be an unprecedented tactic, police rigged a bomb-disposal robot to … Source: Claims Journal

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