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More Than 100 Local Bridges in Mississippi Closed by Federal Inspectors
Federal inspectors have closed more than 100 bridges in the past week, the chairman of the state Senate Highways and Transportation Committee said Friday. All are on local roads, a state engineer said. Sen. Willie Simmons’ announcement of the closures … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCEO, Counsel Punished After Yahoo Second Breach
Yahoo is punishing CEO Marissa Mayer and parting ways with its top lawyer for the mishandling of two security breaches that exposed the personal information of more than 1 billion users and already have cost the company $350 million. Mayer … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNew Jersey School Buses Still Unequipped With Safety Sensors
More than a year after a law was signed requiring them, child-detection sensors are still not installed on most new school buses because regulations on how to implement it have not been approved. Gov. Chris Christie signed Abigail’s Law in … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreOil Firms Sued in Oklahoma Tribal Court Over Quake
An Oklahoma-based Native American tribe filed a lawsuit in its own tribal court system Friday accusing several oil companies of triggering the state’s largest earthquake that caused extensive damage to some near-century-old tribal buildings. The Pawnee Nation alleges in the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePeople News: GEICO, SUNZ, BSA
GEICO Names Penry AVP of Claims The GEICO board of directors announced the election of Troy Penry to assistant vice president of the company’s national claims operations. He will take on responsibility for leading GEICO’s auto damage operations across the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreKentucky Bill That Aims to Create Medical Review Panels in Malpractice Claims Passes Senate
The Kentucky House voted Wednesday to shake up the medical malpractice system by passing a bill to create panels of medical providers to review claims of medical error or neglect. The panels would scrutinize the merits of lawsuits against health … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWorkplace Weed Use Leaves Employers Scratching Their Heads
When Jeffrey Zucker needs to get a lot done at work, he eats half a weed gummy. Far from putting him at risk of a Maureen Dowd-level stupor, the 5-milligram dose of THC he gets gives him just a slight … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAAA: Tech-savvy, Millennials Riskiest Drivers
Young millennials, the group of adults ages 19-24, are seen in many ways as the backbone of our nation’s future. But experts worry that some may not see that future if they continue to drive their cars they way they … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNWS: 4 Fast Facts About Hail
A powerful storm system blew through a large swath of the nation’s midsection, spawning deadly tornadoes, blowing cars off roads and causing property damage, including from hail. Here are some hail facts, according to the National Weather Service: HOW IT … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLegislation to Make Utah’s DUI Limit Stricter Passes Latest Hurdle
Utah lawmakers backed legislation on Wednesday that could make the state’s DUI threshold the strictest in the nation by lowering the blood alcohol content limit to 0.05 percent. Members of a Senate transportation committee voted in favor of the plan, … Source: Claims Journal
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