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South Carolina Residents Unprepared for Flash Floods Caused by Small Creeks

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Sampson Pringle stood on the roof of his stalled truck on an unfamiliar road in the pouring rain. With water rising around him, he told his fiancee not to worry because he saw help coming. Two days later, after the … Source: Claims Journal

Crawford Names Welsh Vice President, GTS East

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Atlanta-based Crawford & Company, a global independent provider of claims management solutions, has named Robert C. Welsh managing director and vice president for Crawford Global Technical Services (GTSSM). While leading the GTS East region, Welsh will use his varied and … Source: Claims Journal

Feds Seek Drone Registry Amid Safety Concerns

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The Obama administration is taking the first steps to require that buyers of drones register the unmanned aircraft with the government to combat a growing safety threat, according to a person familiar with the proposal. The U.S. Transportation Department will … Source: Claims Journal

Holes in Indiana Dunes Likely Caused by Buried ‘Ghost Forest’

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Trees slowly buried by windblown sand are likely the root cause of dangerous holes that have appeared in a towering sand dune on the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The South Bend Tribune reports that geologist Erin Argyilan believes pockets were … Source: Claims Journal

More States Look to Workers’ Comp Drug Formularies

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California is the latest state to pass a workers’ compensation drug formulary and other states are expected to follow suit. In a webinar presentation on State-Based Formularies earlier this month, Don Lipsy, manager of First Script PBM Regulatory Communications, said … Source: Claims Journal

South Carolina Residents Wonder Who Will Pay to Fix Flood Damage

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Two weeks ago, South Carolina’s floods sent 6 feet of water into Walt Oliver’s home. Now, after volunteers helped gut the ruined plaster, carpeting, duct work and hardwood floors, it’s “down to studs and subfloors,” he said. Like most residents … Source: Claims Journal

‘Gig Economy’ Clouds Insurance Claim Issues

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Lucas Root says he doesn’t remember seeing the door that opened up in front of his bike, knocking him to the pavement and breaking out three teeth. But when he learned the driver was working for Uber, the app-based ride-hailing … Source: Claims Journal

Takata Airbag Problem Affects Some 2015 GM Vehicles

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The deadly problem with exploding Takata airbag inflators continues to spread to newer vehicles, this time hitting a small number of 2015 General Motors cars and SUVs. GM is recalling more than 400 vehicles because the side airbag inflators could … Source: Claims Journal

Atlantic City Sea Wall, Boardwalk Repair Will Cost $32.5M

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State and federal agencies began working Thursday on a $32.5 million storm control project to protect the northern end of Atlantic City, starting with a sea wall along the Absecon Inlet. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and state Environmental … Source: Claims Journal

Homeowners Build Home Designed to Withstand Wildfires

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In 2002, while the Missionary Ridge Fire was burning almost 73,000 acres in southwest Colorado, the Front Range was closely watching the Hayman Fire, which burned more than 138,000 acres. For Jeff Bork and his wife, Pat Lavin, who were … Source: Claims Journal