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Warner Settles ‘Happy Birthday’ Copyright Lawsuit for $14M

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The copyright to the world’s most popular song, “Happy Birthday to You,” has been in dispute for decades, but if an agreement by Warner/Chappel Music to pay $14 million to end a lawsuit over the song is approved by a … Source: Claims Journal

Georgia School Lockdowns Part of Student Routines

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School lockdowns, and preparing for a possible intruder, have become a fact of life for many metro Atlanta, Ga., schools. School safety has changed in recent years with mass shootings such as the 2012 incident at Sandy Hook Elementary School, … Source: Claims Journal

Airbag Concerns Prompt Daimler U.S. Recall of 840,000 Vehicles

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Daimler has said it is to recall 840,000 U.S. vehicles with Takata airbag inflators that could be defective, resulting in a charge of 340 million euros ($383 million) for the German automaker. Daimler said late on Tuesday it had decided … Source: Claims Journal

GE Oil Deal Offers New Model to Prevent BP-Like Crude Oil Spills

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General Electric Co. is expanding its focus on offshore drilling rig safety with a new business that will take over handling of massive underwater equipment designed to prevent well blowouts and oil spills. Diamond Offshore Drilling Inc. has agreed to … Source: Claims Journal

Fatal Crane Collapse Prompts NYC to Institute New Safety Policies

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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has implemented new safety procedures, including a new task force, as a result of the fatal crane collapse that occurred a week ago. On Monday, February 7, New York City Mayor Bill de … Source: Claims Journal

Rivals Pounced While Chipotle Closed U.S. Stores for Food Safety Training

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Chipotle Mexican Grill closed all of its U.S. restaurants during prime lunchtime hours on Monday to hold staff meetings on food safety guidelines, sparking offers from rivals eager to poach customers of the burrito chain as it recovers from several … Source: Claims Journal

Auto Safety Agency Says AI System in Google Self Driving Cars Qualifies as Driver

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U.S. vehicle safety regulators have said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward ultimately winning approval for autonomous vehicles on the roads. The National Highway Traffic … Source: Claims Journal

New Research Links Some California Quakes to Oil Operations

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A 2005 spate of quakes in California’s Central Valley almost certainly was triggered by oilfield injection underground, a study published Thursday said in the first such link in California between oil and gas operations and earthquakes. Researchers at the University … Source: Claims Journal

NHTSA Says Fiat Chrysler Electronic Gear Shifters Confuse Drivers

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Electronic gear shifters on some newer Fiat Chrysler SUVs and cars are so confusing that drivers have exited the vehicles with the engines running and while they are still in gear, causing crashes and some serious injuries, U.S. safety investigators … Source: Claims Journal

Commercial Property: Inspecting Hard to Reach Areas Quickly and Inexpensively

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There are times where an inspection will be necessary in the most unique or hard to reach places. In some cases, it is too difficult or time consuming to rent, transport, place and erect equipment that may or may not … Source: Claims Journal