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‘Known-Loss’ Clause Doesn’t Negate Coverage for Property Damage to Work of Others Despite Insured’s Prior Knowledge of Damage to Own Work

The Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, applying Oregon law, held on June 25, 2015 that a commercial general liability policy purchased three months after the subcontractor-insured inspected property damage to his own work still provided coverage for property damage … The post ‘Known-Loss’ Clause Doesn’t Negate Coverage for Property Damage to Work of Others…

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Seattle Employer Fined More Than $215,000 for Workplace Safety Violations

A Seattle, Wash., employer has been cited for multiple serious workplace health violations after a worker became entangled in a rotating shaft while working inside a confined space. In connection with the citation, the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) … The post Seattle Employer Fined More Than $215,000 for Workplace Safety Violations appeared first…

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Pickering Named Assistant Vice President of GEICO’s Midwest Claims Operation

Frank Pickering has been named assistant vice president of claims for GEICO’s Midwest region. Pickering previously served as auto damage director in the company’s Fredericksburg, Va., regional office. He will begin his new assignment on June 27 at the regional … The post Pickering Named Assistant Vice President of GEICO’s Midwest Claims Operation appeared first…

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Thousands Cited for Violating Utah’s New Seatbelt Law

Thousands of motorists have been cited since a tougher Utah seatbelt law went into effect nearly two months ago, state transportation officials said. More than 6,000 drivers have been caught not wearing seatbelts since the law was enacted May 12, … The post Thousands Cited for Violating Utah’s New Seatbelt Law appeared first on Claims…

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Son’s Death Prompts Mom to Seek Stricter Firework Handling Rules

The mother of a man who tried to launch a firework off the top of his head for July Fourth and was killed instantly said Monday she’s advocating for stricter controls about who can use the explosives. Devon Staples, 22, … The post Son’s Death Prompts Mom to Seek Stricter Firework Handling Rules appeared first…

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Study: 1 in 4 People Prescribed Opioids Progressed to Longer-Term Prescriptions

Opioid painkiller addiction and accidental overdoses have become far too common across the United States. To try to identify who is most at risk, Mayo Clinic researchers studied how many patients prescribed an opioid painkiller for the first time progressed … The post Study: 1 in 4 People Prescribed Opioids Progressed to Longer-Term Prescriptions appeared…

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Report Finds Tractor Front-Loader Caused Fatal California Blast

The front loader of a tractor punctured a gas line that exploded in Central California earlier this year, killing one jail inmate, sending several people to a hospital and halting traffic in both directions on a major highway, state officials … The post Report Finds Tractor Front-Loader Caused Fatal California Blast appeared first on Claims…

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vrs VeriClaim Acquires Certo

Specialist loss adjuster vrs VeriClaim, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., completed its acquisition of Certo chartered loss adjusters to develop its third party administration and commercial loss adjusting capability in the UK and beyond. As … The post vrs VeriClaim Acquires Certo appeared first on Claims Journal. Source: Claims Journal

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Commentary: Stronger Building Codes Make Communities More Resilient

Even though predicted to be a below-average hurricane season, two tropical storms already have made landfall in the U.S. Of all types of severe weather, hurricanes are the most costly natural disaster in recent decades, representing seven of the ten … The post Commentary: Stronger Building Codes Make Communities More Resilient appeared first on Claims…

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