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U.S. Agency Wants Automakers to Speed Up Takata Airbag Recalls
The U.S. government’s road safety agency is urging automakers to speed up replacement of potentially dangerous Takata airbag inflators. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a statement Friday that Heidi King, it’s top official, has met with 19 … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEPLI Part 1: Current Considerations
Ever since Harvey Weinstein became a top story, the discussion of sexual harassment and assault has become a topic that has exploded across the Internet and other media, resulting in scores of allegations and reports regarding other celebrities, public figures, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAAA Says 2 Florida Cities No Longer Speed Traps
After nearly 23 years, the cities of Waldo and Lawtey are no longer designated “Traffic Traps” by AAA. AAA recently announced that it had approved a request from the cities to remove the designation after they “made significant improvements” to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLawsuit Alleges ADT Failed to Alert Officers to Alarms for Kansas Fire
Security services company ADT received alarms at a burning Topeka, Kansas, home with a woman inside but didn’t alert authorities about the deadly fire, according to a lawsuit. The wrongful death lawsuit was filed Wednesday on behalf of Elizabeth Frost’s … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSubcontractor ‘On Site’ Ahead of Fatal Wisconsin Blast
A communications company said Thursday that a subcontractor was working “on site” before an explosion that killed a Wisconsin firefighter this week. Authorities have said a crew punctured a natural gas main in downtown Sun Prairie on Tuesday, resulting in … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFlooding Cancels Hundreds of Trips to Coveted Arizona Waterfalls
Hundreds of tourists who booked coveted overnight trips on tribal land deep in a gorge off the Grand Canyon will have to reschedule after heavy flooding forced evacuations and shut down the area for at least a week. Abbie Fink, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreA Year After Death, No Fences Expected at Burning Man Event
Officials with counterculture festival Burning Man say they won’t install fences around major burns at this year’s event in the northern Nevada desert, nearly a year after the death of a man who ran into flames of a towering wooden … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBusiness News: Mitchell, Willis Towers Watson, GlobalPro Recovery
Mitchell Announces Strategic Integration Agreement With AirPro Diagnostics Mitchell International, Inc., a technology, connectivity and information provider to the property/casualty claims and collision repair industries, announced a strategic integration and joint marketing agreement with AirPro Diagnostics, LLC. to integrate AirPro’s … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePoultry Processing Plant Injuries Often Underreported
Meat and poultry processing workers often perform the same motions for hours at a time: pulling tenders off of chicken carcasses, tearing out their internal organs or trimming cuts of meat. These repetitive and forceful jobs, performed on long shifts … Source: Claims Journal
Read More$550M Award in Lawsuit Linking Cancer to Baby Powder
Nearly two dozen women who claimed asbestos in Johnson & Johnson talcum powder caused their ovarian cancer were awarded $550 million in damages Thursday by a St. Louis jury in the first case against the company that focused on asbestos … Source: Claims Journal
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