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Cunningham Lindsey Appoints Gray SVP and Head of Loss Adjusting Services
Cunningham Lindsey, a global loss adjusting and risk management services company, announced the appointment of Randy Gray as senior vice president and head of Loss Adjusting Services. In this role, Gray will expand and strengthen the loss adjusting portfolio for … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreVolvo Using Kangaroos to Combat Animal Collisions in Australia
Volvo Cars is developing kangaroo detection technology to solve one of the most costly causes of traffic collisions in Australia. A team of Volvo Cars safety experts traveled to the Australian Capital Territory this week to film and study the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWater Flavorings Lawsuit May End Venue Shopping in Patent Suits
Could a fight over flavoring water mean the end of a court district that’s become notorious for its patent litigation? It might, if Heartland Consumer Products Holdings LLC is successful in getting a patent-infringement lawsuit filed against it last year … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNHTSA Finds Unreported Volkswagen Deaths, Injuries
Volkswagen AG failed to report at least one death and three injuries involving its vehicles to a U.S. regulator’s database designed to save lives by spotting possible defects. Lawsuits concerning the accidents, filed over the last eight years, weren’t found … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBSA Names Downing Claims Supervisor of Champaign, Illinois Office
Brentwood Services Administrators Inc. (BSA)., an employee-owned company that provides claims management and loss control services to employers and employer associations with self-insured and large deductible programs for workers’ compensation and other casualty lines headquartered in Brentwood, Tenn., recently named … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAirlines Learn From Accident Close Calls, Room for Improvement Still Needed
Travel via large U.S. commercial airlines is among the world’s safest transportation modes, but airlines may be lulled into a false confidence when they interpret averted collisions and other near-misses as proof that their safety systems are satisfactory, according to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCargo Ship That Disappeared During Hurricane Joaquin Found
Investigators will use a deep ocean vehicle to help confirm whether wreckage that searchers found in 15,000 feet of water east of the Bahamas is the cargo ship El Faro that vanished during Hurricane Joaquin. The U.S. National Transportation Safety … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLouisiana Worker’s Comp Rates Predicted to Drop by 2.7%
State officials say workers’ compensation insurance rates in Louisiana are likely to drop next year by 2.7 percent. The Department of Insurance and the Louisiana Workforce Commission say the cut was recommended by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. It … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreMan’s Life Ruined by Identity Theft, Tries to Reclaim Name
The decades-long nightmare that ruined Marcus Calvillo’s life started when he was a teenager and was wrongly accused of writing bad checks. His driver’s license was later revoked for a slew of unpaid traffic tickets he never received. Then he … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAgencies Warn Americans to Stay Ahead of El Niño, Buy Flood Insurance
FEMA is encouraging families and communities to take steps now to prepare now for the threat of El Niño. Senior officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) hosted an on the … Source: Claims Journal
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