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Sedgwick Founder Robert Young Dead at 83

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Robert Lerton “Bob” Young, founder of a company that grew to become claims-management giant Sedgwick, died on Feb. 20, the company announced Wednesday. He was 83. Young in 1969 founded a small claims services company in San Francisco. The company … Source: Claims Journal

Hoboken Gets Boost for Park that Will Also Hold Floodwaters

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HOBOKEN, N.J. — Hoboken, one of the areas in New Jersey hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy, is making progress toward completing a large public park that will double as a reservoir for nearly 2 million gallons of storm water to … Source: Claims Journal

Forest Fire Near I-80, Appalachian Trail Mostly Contained

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HARDWICK TOWNSHIP — A forest fire burning through a popular hiking area that is crossed by the Appalachian Trail and a major interstate highway was about 80% contained by Monday afternoon, New Jersey fire officials said. The fire began Sunday … Source: Claims Journal

Nisource Unit to Plead Guilty After U.S. Probe into Mass. Gas Explosions

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BOSTON — A subsidiary of utility operator NiSource Inc has agreed to pay $53 million and plead guilty to breaking federal pipeline safety laws to resolve an investigation into catastrophic gas explosions in three Massachusetts communities in 2018. Columbia Gas … Source: Claims Journal

Bayer’s Chairman to Leave as Company Fights Roundup Suits

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Bayer AG Chairman Werner Wenning will step down as the German drug and chemicals company wrestles with the growing fallout from U.S. lawsuits over its Roundup weedkiller. Wenning will be succeeded in April by Norbert Winkeljohann, 62, who has served … Source: Claims Journal

Drugmaker’s Opioid Settlement Offer Gains Ground With States

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Opioid makers and distributors who proposed paying almost $50 billion to resolve U.S. lawsuits over the addictive drugs are drawing more support from states, including California and New York, as pressure mounts for a deal before a trial starts next … Source: Claims Journal

Viewpoint: The Coronavirus May Be Worse Than a Natural Disaster

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Everyone is wondering when China will return to work. While it may be tempting to consider past epidemics or labor strikes to gauge how quickly that could happen, the industrial shutdown from the coronavirus is looking more like a natural … Source: Claims Journal

Carrier Can Deny Widow’s Claim Because Heart Disease Contributed to Crash Victim’s Death

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Zurich American Insurance Co. concluded that heart disease killed Joseph Arruda, not the spine fracture he suffered after his vehicle careened across opposite lanes of traffic and collided with an oncoming vehicle. Zurich denied an accidental death claim filed by … Source: Claims Journal

Tesla’s Autopilot, Cell Phone Use Blamed in 2018 Fatal Crash

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U.S. crash investigators faulted Tesla Inc.’s Autopilot system and the driver’s distraction by a mobile device for a fatal accident in 2018 and called on Apple Inc. and other mobile phone makers to do more to keep motorists’ attention on … Source: Claims Journal

2nd Person in Days Killed by Mardi Gras Float in New Orleans

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NEW ORLEANS — A man was struck and killed by a Mardi Gras float during a raucous weekend street parade in New Orleans, becoming the second person in days killed along a parade route during this year’s Carnival season, authorities … Source: Claims Journal