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Concern Turned to Panic for Doomed El Faro Ship Crew

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Crew members aboard a doomed cargo ship expressed increasingly dire concern – occasionally tinged with gallows humor – as a hurricane gained strength, culminating in one crewman lamenting “I’m a goner” as they scrambled to abandon the listing ship, transcripts … Source: Claims Journal

People News: Guy Carpenter, Cunningham Lindsey, Great American

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Guy Carpenter Appoints Nash President of New International Division Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC, a global risk and reinsurance specialist and a wholly owned subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies, announced the appointment of James Nash to the newly-created role … Source: Claims Journal

Deadly New Mexico Street Racing Crash Reignites Push for Tougher Laws

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Hitting speeds of more than 100 mph, two cars raced down Interstate 25 in the Friday night darkness toward the heart of Albuquerque, N.M. One weaved in and out of traffic before smashing into the back of an unsuspecting family’s … Source: Claims Journal

Ohio Homeowner Charged With Murder, Arson Declined EUO

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Court records filed in June show a property owner, recently charged with murder and aggravated arson, declined to cooperate with an insurance company investigation of his claim for a house fire that resulted in an Ohio firefighter’s death nearly a … Source: Claims Journal

Tennessee Wildfires Caused an Estimated $500M in Damage

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Deadly wildfires caused more than $500 million in damage as they tore through a Tennessee tourism community in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and killed 14 people, local officials estimated Tuesday. Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters put a … Source: Claims Journal

West Virginia Board Will Request Reports of Large Painkiller Orders

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West Virginia’s Board of Pharmacy plans to ask prescription drug wholesalers to report pharmacies placing suspiciously large orders of painkillers or other controlled substances. The board plans to forward those reports to state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s office, which last … Source: Claims Journal

Mississippi Coast Expects Funding to Demolish Abandoned Katrina-Damaged Homes

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Money to help clean up houses still damaged and unoccupied since Hurricane Katrina is expected to soon come into the Gulf Coast. The Mississippi Home Corp. is developing a program to provide funds to cities and counties throughout the state … Source: Claims Journal

Post-election Impact of Newly Passed Marijuana Laws Still Up in the Air

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Despite a societal shift towards the acceptance of marijuana, as evidenced by several newly passed state laws, political uncertainty as well as roadblocks at local, state and federal levels could derail its legal use. Last month, California, Massachusetts, Nevada and … Source: Claims Journal

Business News: Crawford & Co., Auto-Owners, Guy Carpenter

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Crawford Buys Majority Stake in ‘Uber-Like’ Field Inspection Firm WeGoLook Global claims management firm Crawford & Co. has acquired a majority interest in WeGoLook, an online and mobile inspection firm that calls itself the “Uber of inspections.” Crawford said it … Source: Claims Journal

Government Proposes Vehicle to Vehicle Communication Requirement

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All new cars and light trucks would be able to talk wirelessly with each other, with traffic lights and with other roadway infrastructure under a rule the Transportation Department proposed Tuesday. Officials say the technology holds the potential to dramatically … Source: Claims Journal