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Edmunds Reviews 3 Semi-Autonomous Driving Systems
You’ve heard of Tesla Autopilot, but perhaps not always in a good way: The semi-autonomous driving system is now under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board for the role it may have played in a March fatal accident near … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCalifornia Building Blast Investigated as Intentional
Federal and local investigators searched through debris, looking for remnants of a possible explosive device, after a blast at a Southern California medical office building that left a woman dead and three other people injured. The explosion happened around 1 … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePolice Confirm Autopilot Use in Utah Tesla Crash
Tesla Inc. confirmed to police that another of its vehicles crashed with a driver using Autopilot, and the incident triggered more scrutiny by federal regulators. Technicians at the electric-car maker have recovered data from the Model S driven by a … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWisconsin Court of Appeals Says Insurance Policy Doesn’t Cover Bulldog Attack
A state appeals court says an insurance company doesn’t have to cover a bulldog attack that left a woman hospitalized. Shawn Lievense’s bulldog, Tank, attacked Sara Hanson and Kathryn Baumann-Mader in Kenosha County in 2015. Police tried to shock Tank … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePeople Moves at AIG and Aon
AIG Names Lyons Senior Vice President & Chief Actuary, General Insurance American International Group, Inc.announced that Mark D. Lyons will join the company as senior vice president & chief actuary, General Insurance, effective June 1, 2018. Lyons will lead the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreGE to Further Inspect Southwest Engine Fan Blades
Southwest Airlines Co. said it has sent some aircraft-engine fan blades to the manufacturer for inspection, though the carrier’s own review found no faults like the one that caused a blade to crack in flight, leading to a passenger’s death … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreN.C. Court: City Doesn’t Owe Worker Hurt While Smoking on Break
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that a city employee is not owed workers’ compensation for an injury suffered while smoking during a lunch break. The appeals court judges said Tuesday that Larry Brooks’ fall in 2015 was … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLouisiana Gov. Edwards Rejects Bills to Rewrite Insurance Laws
Gov. John Bel Edwards has vetoed three bills that would have changed Louisiana’s insurance laws, including two sought by the state’s insurance commissioner. The Republican-sponsored measures are the first bills struck by the Democratic governor from this year’s regular session. … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBusiness News: Vlocity, Weather Analytics, Chubb
Vlocity Launches Automated Claims Features, Offers Carriers Omnichannel Claims Functionality Vlocity, Inc., a cloud software company, announced the launch of automated claims features in their apps. The launch includes end-to-end management of property and casualty (P&C) insurance claims for policyholders, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreConnected Car Data Benefits Auto Insurance Lifecycle
Data derived from connected cars on the road today can improve auto insurance from both the insurer and insured perspective, according to Dawn Mortimer, AVP – IoT/Telematics Product Management at Verisk Insurance Solutions. The data collected by connected cars can … Source: Claims Journal
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