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New Jersey Pier Destroyed by Superstorm Sandy, Fire Might Be Done
A historic Jersey shore pier that was pummeled by Superstorm Sandy, then destroyed in a spectacular fire might finally be done in by building regulations. The owner of the former Funtown Pier says he won’t rebuild it if the town … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCitizens Implements $1.8M Estimate Review Program for Florida Water Loss Claims
Florida’s insurer of last resort, Citizens, has expanded its efforts to curb increasing water loss claims with a new Water Mitigation Estimate Review Program. Citizens Chief Claims Officer Jay Adams said the new program will provide Citizens with “certified and … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNew Jersey Officials Recover $3.5M, Allstate $20M in PIP Fraud Cases
New Jersey insurance officials said they have recovered $3.5 million in a personal injury insurance fraud case involving chiropractors, physicians, medical facilities, billing companies and others. In a case connected to the same operation, Allstate Insurance recovered more than $20 … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreIIHS Study Finds Red-Light Cameras Save Lives
Red-light cameras are widely hated, but a new study says getting rid of them can have fatal consequences. Traffic deaths from red-light-running crashes go up by nearly a third after cities turn off cameras designed to catch motorists in the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreIIHS Study Finds Red-Light Cameras Save Lives
Red-light cameras are widely hated, but a new study says getting rid of them can have fatal consequences. Traffic deaths from red-light-running crashes go up by nearly a third after cities turn off cameras designed to catch motorists in the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWashington Cities Hope to Block Oil Trains Through Legislation
As crude oil trains began rolling through its downtown a few years ago, Spokane was among the first Washington cities to pass a resolution calling for stronger federal safety regulations. But when a mile-long train derailed in the scenic Columbia … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWashington Cities Hope to Block Oil Trains Through Legislation
As crude oil trains began rolling through its downtown a few years ago, Spokane was among the first Washington cities to pass a resolution calling for stronger federal safety regulations. But when a mile-long train derailed in the scenic Columbia … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePeople News: Economical, GEICO, QBE, Erie
Saunders Named President and CEO of Economical Insurance The Board of Directors of Economical Insurance named Rowan Saunders president and CEO effective November 1, 2016. This follows the announcement on February 19, 2016, that current president and CEO, Karen Gavan, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MorePeople News: Economical, GEICO, QBE, Erie
Saunders Named President and CEO of Economical Insurance The Board of Directors of Economical Insurance named Rowan Saunders president and CEO effective November 1, 2016. This follows the announcement on February 19, 2016, that current president and CEO, Karen Gavan, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreInspector Killed After Recently Evicted Home Explodes in Nebraska
A woman who was killed when a house exploded in Omaha, Nebraska, was a property inspector sent to check the home after a tenant was evicted, authorities said Tuesday. Clara Bender, 30, was fatally injured in the blast just after … Source: Claims Journal
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