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GM Directors Will Not Have to Face Flawed Ignition Claims
General Motors Co. directors don’t have to face investors’ allegations that lax supervision allowed the company to make cars with faulty ignition systems blamed for more than 100 people their lives. GM’s board had adequate risk-assessment systems in place even … The post GM Directors Will Not Have to Face Flawed Ignition Claims appeared first…
Read MoreMedical Pot Sales Begins in Minnesota
There will be no baggies of pot awaiting patients today when Minnesota joins 21 other states in offering medical marijuana. No glass pipes, no plants to tend at home. Instead, the nation’s latest medical marijuana program is a world of … The post Medical Pot Sales Begins in Minnesota appeared first on Claims Journal. Source:…
Read More72% of Women See Insurance Industry Working Towards Gender Equality
The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) revealed that 72 percent of women in insurance believe their industry is making progress to achieve gender equality. For the second year in a row, more than two-thirds (68 percent) of women stated that … The post 72% of Women See Insurance Industry Working Towards Gender Equality appeared first…
Read MoreZayicek Appointed Head of ING Insurance North America
ING announced the hire of Ernie Zayicek as a director, leading the coverage of North American insurance companies. He will focus on transactions for ING’s North American insurance clients and will report to Nick Smit, head of Financial Institutions North … The post Zayicek Appointed Head of ING Insurance North America appeared first on Claims…
Read MoreKey Factors to Weathering Disasters
Addressing resiliency and understanding the types of disasters that can impact businesses are key factors to weathering disasters, according to a bulletin issued by Sedgwick earlier this year. Forecasting major industry trends that employers should watch in 2015, the bulletin … The post Key Factors to Weathering Disasters appeared first on Claims Journal. Source: Claims…
Read MoreIndyCar Straddles Line Between Speed, Safety
Organizers in every motorsport try to walk a fine line between creating fast, entertaining racing and keeping drivers and riders safe. Finding that middle ground is particularly vital in IndyCar, where cars occasionally go airborne in accidents. Many drivers at … The post IndyCar Straddles Line Between Speed, Safety appeared first on Claims Journal. Source:…
Read More4 in 10 Midsize Businesses Have Experienced A Data Breach
Most midsize business leaders view a data breach among their top risks and a majority consider IT security ‘very important’ when selecting a supplier, according to The Hartford’s survey of midsize business owners and C-level executives. They have good reason … The post 4 in 10 Midsize Businesses Have Experienced A Data Breach appeared first…
Read MoreTravelers to Pay More Than 1,300 Claims Filed in Akron Asbestos Suit
More than 1,300 damage claims were filed in a northeast Ohio court on behalf of the heirs of Akron-area rubber and auto workers who died or developed serious illnesses from exposure to asbestos. The claims in Summit County Probate Court … The post Travelers to Pay More Than 1,300 Claims Filed in Akron Asbestos Suit…
Read MoreWhat Cars of the Future Will Look Like
Much of the talk surrounding autonomous cars these days is centered on testing and regulations and not on what the car of the future might look like. A 2012 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) press release predicted autonomous … The post What Cars of the Future Will Look Like appeared first on Claims…
Read MoreSelfie Sticks Banned at Disney Theme Parks Over Safety Concerns
Walt Disney Co will ban selfie sticks starting next week at its theme parks around the world, the company said on Friday, joining a growing list of attractions that restrict the camera accessories for safety reasons. Beginning Tuesday, the company … The post Selfie Sticks Banned at Disney Theme Parks Over Safety Concerns appeared first…
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