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From Africa to America, Businesses and Insurers Face Survival Showdowns

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PILANESBERG NATIONAL PARK, South Africa — W ynand du Toit’s safari camp in South Africa’s Pilanesberg National Park lies abandoned, its tents ripped open by baboons and its survival in the balance after his insurer rejected his COVID-19 claim. In … Source: Claims Journal

Lightning Sparks New Wildfires Across California

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LOS ANGELES — A rare summer thunderstorm brought lightning that sparked several small blazes in Northern California on Sunday and stoked a huge wildfire that has forced hundreds of people from their homes north of Los Angeles. More than 4,500 … Source: Claims Journal

Federal Judge Denies Traveler’s Bid to Dismiss COVID-19 Business Interruption Suit

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A federal judge in California disappointed a law firm suing Travelers Insurance over coronavirus lockdown related business interruption claims in refusing to remove its case to state court and denying its request for a dismissal or stay of a countersuit … Source: Claims Journal

Analysts Predict Trouble Ahead for Personal Auto as Claims Volume Returns to Normal

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Insurers are making a bundle on personal auto because claims have plummeted, but the long-term outlook for the line isn’t so rosy, analysts say. Fitch Ratings last week reported that the short-term performance for auto insurers is “unsustainable, and we … Source: Claims Journal

Daimler to Pay $2.2 Billion to Settle U.S. Diesel Issues

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Daimler AG will pay about $2.2 billion to settle U.S. diesel-emissions issues in the latest fallout from years of closer regulatory scrutiny on vehicle pollution. An agreement in principle with authorities including the U.S. Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency … Source: Claims Journal

OSHA Inspector Called Ahead of Meat Plant Visit, to Be Safe

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A federal safety inspector tipped off a coronavirus-tainted Pennsylvania meatpacking plant before visiting the next day — then failed to issue a citation, according to testimony in a lawsuit accusing the agency of failing to do its job. The inspector … Source: Claims Journal

Oil Cleanup Continues on Mauritian Coast as Liability Probed

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The oil cleanup from a leaking cargo ship that ran aground off the coast of Mauritius continues while the government and insurance firms begin probing liability for the accident. The incident has befouled the white-sand beaches of the Mauritian coast … Source: Claims Journal

Trump Approves Emergency Aid For Iowa After Storm

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he approved federal disaster aid for Iowa after a hurricane-force storm hit last week, causing widespread damage in towns and farms and leaving thousands without power. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds said on Sunday … Source: Claims Journal

Protesters Skirmish, Fire Pepper Spray in Portland

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PORTLAND, Ore.– A rally by a small group of alt-right demonstrators in Portland, Oregon, quickly devolved Saturday as they traded paint balls and pepper spray with counter-protesters. About 30 people were participating the Patriot Prayer rally in front of the … Source: Claims Journal

Crews Battle Wildfires Amid Brutal Heat Wave in California

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LOS ANGELES — Firefighters struggled to contain three wildfires near Los Angeles on Saturday as forecasters warned that the risk of new fires was high with temperatures expected to spike and humidity levels to drop across California. In Northern California, … Source: Claims Journal