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Aggressive Firefighting Help Protect 2,000 Southern California Homes
Southern California firefighters saved nearly 2,000 homes from a powerful wildfire that burned up to the edges of suburban canyon neighborhoods. Crews hosed down blazing trees within a few feet of homes and one residence was damaged shifting winds sent … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBusiness News: AIG, Allianz, Aon
AIG Announces Changes to its Organizational Structure American International Group, Inc. announced it’s plan to make changes to its organizational structure. The company will no longer have Commercial and Consumer segments, and will transition to: General Insurance, led by Peter … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEquifax Hack Has Businesses Uneasy About Security
The Equifax breach is reminding small business owners that they may be vulnerable to cybercriminals. Companies that provide security and other technology services to small businesses say they’ve had an increase in calls from customers since Equifax revealed that the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTravelers Examines 10 Years of Wedding Insurance Trends
Vendor problems remains top cause of wedding-related claims, according to the Travelers Companies, Inc. The insurer marked its 10th anniversary of offering wedding insurance by highlighting a decade’s worth of wedding costs and claims trends. Matrimonial Money Trends Over a … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreRecalled Airbags Found in CarMax Cars Listed For Sale, Study Says
A review of eight CarMax Inc. locations by safety advocates found more than one-in-four vehicles reviewed had unrepaired safety recalls, including some with airbag inflators linked to deadly malfunctions. A total of 461 vehicles contained at least one outstanding safety … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreQuake Code Questions Raised After Mexico School Collapse
On paper at least, the Mexico City school appeared to be structurally sound and built to withstand a major earthquake. But it collapsed, killing 26 people, most of them children. And now authorities are looking into whether an apartment reportedly … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreHurricane Season Isn’t Over Yet as Action Shifts to Sandy’s Cradle
Harvey, Irma and Maria have written new chapters into Atlantic hurricane history this past month, but the story isn’t over. Storms certainly will keep coming as the action now shifts to the western Caribbean Sea – Sandy’s birthplace. Storms Lee … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNCCI Looks to Future Issues Related to Medical Marijuana
The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) released a final article in a series examining stakeholder concerns over medical and recreational marijuana use in and out of the workplace. The article, “The Marijuana Conversation: What’s Next”, addresses the concerns employers, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBill Could Cut Michigan Auto PIP Premiums by 20%
Michigan drivers would no longer be required to buy unlimited medical insurance to cover serious crash injuries under bipartisan legislation high-ranking supporters proposed Tuesday aimed at reducing the country’s highest auto premiums by at least 20 percent. The bill backed … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAppellate Lawyers as Claim Consultants at Any Stage of Litigation
We often see lead trial counsel as the “star”: the top performer in the courtroom, at the mediation, in the deposition room or at other informal venues before trial. He or she “shines” and sells your defenses to a jury … Source: Claims Journal
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