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Pet Squirrel That Thwarted Idaho Home Burglary Returns to Wild

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A pet squirrel named Joey who gained fame as a crime-fighter might be more of the lover type. Joey, who police credited with scaring off a burglar trying to break into his home’s gun safe, made his long goodbyes earlier … Source: Claims Journal

Indiana Car Accidents Spike During I-69 Construction

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There has been a rise in car accidents on an Indiana highway since construction began more than two years ago. Crashes between the Bloomington and Martinsville portion of Interstate 69 have increased nearly 48 percent since construction began in 2014, … Source: Claims Journal

Green Cladding on London High-Rises Has Fueled Fires Before

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For the last decade, engineers specializing in fire safety have worried about the hidden danger posed by the kind of insulated metallic skin that transported flames up a high-rise apartment building in London, killing dozens. Panels of the armor-like “cladding” … Source: Claims Journal

Driver Wins Michigan Supreme Court Appeal Over PIP Benefits

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The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Detroit-area man who is seeking insurance benefits for injuries suffered when he got out of his pickup truck. On September 15, 2012, Daniel Kemp arrived home from work and while … Source: Claims Journal

Latest Texas Storm Produced Grapefruit Size Hail

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Wind gusts of up to 72 miles per hour and hail as large as grapefruit struck the Midland/Odessa area last Wednesday. Thousands of West Texans were waking up to damaged roofs and automobiles with shattered windshields. Insurance company catastrophe teams … Source: Claims Journal

Fatal Pool Drownings Involving Young Kids Down 17% Since 2010

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The number of reported fatal child drownings in swimming pools involving children younger than 5—the most vulnerable population—has decreased 17 percent nationwide since 2010, according to a report released last month by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Despite … Source: Claims Journal

Sandy Nightmares Worry NYC Planners, Barrier May Come too Late

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The warming Atlantic Ocean has raised the risk of another Hurricane Sandy. And still, trillions of dollars of real estate and infrastructure near the shores of New York City and northern New Jersey remain vulnerable to devastation. A storm-surge barrier … Source: Claims Journal

Auto Insurance News: N.C. Rate Hike, Delaware House Approves Reform

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North Carolina Deal Clears Way for Average 2% Auto Insurance Rate Hike North Carolina’s insurance regulator says he’s reached a deal with auto insurers for a premium increase of just over 2 percent instead of the nearly 14 percent average … Source: Claims Journal

People News: The Hartford, Snapsheet, Chubb

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The Hartford Names Paiano Executive Vice President And Chief Risk Officer The Hartford named Robert Paiano chief risk officer to lead the company’s Enterprise Risk Management operations, effective July 1. Paiano succeeds current Chief Risk Officer Robert Rupp, who is … Source: Claims Journal

Tracy Morgan May Have to Testify in Ongoing Dispute Between Insurers and Walmart

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Though a settlement in the deadly July 7, 2014, accident involving comedian Tracy Morgan was publicly announced two years ago, Walmart and its insurers continue to battle over its reimbursement. Morgan could be required to testify in the lawsuit between … Source: Claims Journal