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Study Finds Small Drones Unlikely to Cause Major Head Injuries

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The small, popular drones flooding the commercial market are unlikely to cause severe head injuries if they fall out of the sky and strike people, a new study has concluded. The results are similar to findings earlier this year by … Source: Claims Journal

State Budgets Strained by Natural Disaster Costs

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A summer of natural catastrophes, from epic hurricanes to scorching wildfires, has exposed another peril in disaster-prone states: How to pay for the rescues, repairs and rebuilding. The combined tab from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma is expected to hit $200 … Source: Claims Journal

4 Ways Machine Learning Can Help Workers’ Comp Claims Teams

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You may have heard some buzz about machine learning (ML), but what exactly is it? And, more importantly, how does it relate to you? ML essentially refers to the phenomenon of computers and other devices that appear to be intelligent … Source: Claims Journal

Harvey Recovery Czar Faces Limits in Texas Disaster Mitigation

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The man tasked with overseeing Texas’ Hurricane Harvey rebuilding efforts sees his job as “future-proofing” before the next disaster, but he isn’t empowered on his own to reshape flood-prone Houston or the state’s vulnerable coastline, which has been walloped by … Source: Claims Journal

Man Burned by Caustic Beer at N.J. Casino Eatery Awarded $750,000

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A man whose esophagus and stomach were severely burned when he drank a beer tainted by a caustic chemical at an Atlantic City casino restaurant has been awarded $750,000. A jury on Friday awarded the man, Richard Washart, $650,000 for … Source: Claims Journal

Coastal Growth in U.S Continues Despite Past Storm Lessons

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Rising sea levels and fierce storms have failed to stop relentless population growth along U.S. coasts in recent years, a new Associated Press analysis shows. The latest punishing hurricanes scored bull’s-eyes on two of the country’s fastest growing regions: coastal … Source: Claims Journal

German Startup Eyes Airbags to Keep Workers Working With Robots Safe

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Two years ago, a robot crushed a 22-year-old man to death at a Volkswagen AG factory in Germany after the maintenance worker became trapped in an area usually off-bound to humans. While this type of tragedy is still relatively rare, … Source: Claims Journal

Commentary: Florida Homeowners’ Insurers Will Pass the Hurricane Irma Test

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Florida homeowners’ insurers are poised to thrive following Hurricane Irma. For years, critics have disparaged Florida’s unique homeowners’ insurance industry. These innovative and entrepreneurial insurers are about to prove critics wrong. The $100B Detour It should first be acknowledged that … Source: Claims Journal

Key Equifax Execs Depart Amid Questions in Data Breach

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Equifax announced late Friday that its chief information officer and chief security officer would leave the company immediately, following the enormous breach of 143 million Americans’ personal information. The credit data company – under intense pressure since it disclosed last … Source: Claims Journal

FEMA Trailers Auctioned at Fire Sale Prices Prior to Harvey Landfall

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The federal government auctioned off disaster-response trailers at fire-sale prices just before Harvey devastated southeast Texas, reducing an already diminished supply of mobile homes ahead of what could become the nation’s largest-ever housing mission. More than 100 2017-model Federal Emergency … Source: Claims Journal