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Sedgwick Announces Appointments Sedgwick has appointed a chief client officer, a president for specialty solutions and new claims team members in Hawaii. Scott Rodgers was appointed chief client officer for the Memphis, Tenn. based claims company. He most recently served … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreClaims Business: Davies, EarthDefine, LexisNexis and AqualisBraemar
Davies Buys Johnson Claim Service in Okla. Davies, an international financial services firm based in London, is continuing its expansion into the US with the purchase of Johnson Claim Service Inc. in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Davies said Johnson Claim Service will … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreHurricane Zeta Insured Losses May Surpass $4 Billion
Insured losses from Hurricane Zeta, which became fifth named storm to strike Louisiana when it made landfall on Oct. 28, ranged from $1.5 billion to $4.4 billion, according to projections released Monday by two catastrophe risk modelers. Verisk subsidiary AIR … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEta Ties 2005 for the Most Atlantic Storms in a Single Year
Tropical Storm Eta formed overnight in the Caribbean, becoming the Atlantic’s 28th storm of 2020 and tying a 2005 record for the most named systems in a single year in records going back to 1851. Forming southeast of Jamaica, Eta … Source: Claims Journal
Read More70-Year-Old Pulled Out Alive in Turkey as Quake Toll Hits 66
IZMIR, Turkey — Rescue workers in western Turkey extricated a 70-year-old man from a collapsed building Sunday, some 34 hours after a strong earthquake in the Aegean Sea struck Turkey and Greece, killing at least 66 people and injuring more … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePowerful Typhoon Lashes Philippines, Killing at Least 10
MANILA, Philippines — A super typhoon blew into the eastern Philippines with disastrous force Sunday, killing at least 10 people and triggering volcanic mudflows that engulfed about 150 houses before weakening as it blew away from the country, officials said. … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSystems Remain Down at Health Network After Cyberattack
The University of Vermont Health Network, including six hospitals in Vermont and New York, on Friday was still dealing with a cyberattack that caused significant computer network problems with an official saying they did not know when the systems would … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreMilitary Collection Up in Flames, But it’s Being Rebuilt
HANNA CITY, Ill. — This all started, this passion for collecting U.S. military-related memorabilia, when Jerry Lance was 6. That was 53 years ago. “I got my dad’s Navy uniform, and I was hooked on the military after that,” Lance … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreN.Y. Appellate Ruling Opens Door For More Work-From-Home Injury Claims
A ruling by a New York appellate court could bring more workers’ compensation claims by work-from-home employees by removing strict compensability standards established last year by the state Workers’ Compensation Board. The 3rd Judicial Department of the Supreme Court Appellate … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreViewpoint: Don’t Turn Your Claim Department Into Sanitation Workers
There’s an old saying that “#$%^ runs downhill.” So, if you want to find the source of the #$%^ , you go to the top of the hill. A similar saying, more to the point, is “Garbage in, garbage out” … Source: Claims Journal
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