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Researchers Say Popular Robots Dangerously Easy to Hack

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Some of the most popular industrial and consumer robots are dangerously easy to hack and could be turned into bugging devices or weapons, IOActive Inc. said. The Seattle-based cybersecurity firm found major security flaws in industrial models sold by Universal … Source: Claims Journal

Business News: LexisNexis, NCCI, Verisk

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LexisNexis Introduces New Multi-language Telematics Capability Atlanta-based Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions now includes multi-language capability in its telematics platform. This development can improve speed to market in each territory while providing the benefits of a consistent platform across different geographical … Source: Claims Journal

Judges Approve New Jersey Coastal Dune Projects, Despite Protesting Residents

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Republican Gov. Chris Christie’s administration’s plan for storm protection along the entire 127 miles (204 kilometers) of New Jersey’s coast was endorsed by two courts this week, but residents of some beach towns still aren’t happy. A state judge on … Source: Claims Journal

Colorado DOT Begins Using Driverless Truck to Protect Road Crews

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Colorado’s transportation agency began using a driverless truck on Friday that is designed to protect highway work crews from oncoming traffic. The truck is officially known as an Autonomous Impact Protection Vehicle, but it is not really autonomous like the … Source: Claims Journal

Public Investment Pays Off in Pedestrian, Bicyclist Safety

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A new study of pedestrian and bicycle travel suggests investment in infrastructure and policies to encourage walking and biking is correlated with lower rates of pedestrian and bicyclist deaths. The work by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the … Source: Claims Journal

Nebraska Contractors Sue Insurers Over Unpaid Storm Damage

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Two Omaha, Neb., contractors are expanding a legal strategy they say forces insurance companies to pay for storm damage, but industry officials say the practice leads to exaggerated claims and may drive away insurers. Home repair contractors Steve Shannon and … Source: Claims Journal

Idaho City Agrees to Pay Medical Bills for Children’s Chemical Burns

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The city of Lewiston, Idaho, has decided to pay medical bills for children from two families who suffered chemical burns at a park. The children were burned after city employees left a toxic paint stripper applied to graffiti near Pioneer … Source: Claims Journal

Backlash Over Republican Bills Offering Immunity to Drivers Who Hit Protesters

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Republican lawmakers in six states have pushed this year for legal protections for motorists who hit protesters blocking traffic. Fairly or not, they’re facing an intense backlash now that violent images of a car ramming into a crowd protesting a … Source: Claims Journal

$150M Awarded in 1998 Arkansas School Shooting Lawsuit

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A judge overseeing a civil lawsuit in northeast Arkansas on Monday awarded $150 million to the families of five people who were fatally shot outside an Arkansas school in 1998. Andrew Golden and Mitchell Johnson set off a fire alarm … Source: Claims Journal

12th Annual Texas Hurricane Tour Begins

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The Insurance Council of Texas (ICT) will lead a team of insurance experts and meteorologists in educating coastal Texans about the need for insurance coverage and hurricane preparedness as part of our 12th annual Hurricane Tour. The purpose is to … Source: Claims Journal