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Archive for April 2015

Weather Service Aims to Improve Storm Warning Precision

As tornado season begins in the Tennessee Valley, the National Weather Service is implementing a warning system designed to give more specific information on approaching storms. Piloted last year in the Midwest, the Huntsville weather office is adding “impact-based warnings” … Source: Claims Journal

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Oklahoma City Releases Preliminary Tornado Damage Survey

The Oklahoma City Emergency Management office has released its preliminary survey of damage caused by a March 25 tornado. The city reports 89 homes with minimal damage and 50 homes – including 43 mobile homes – with minor damage. Twenty … Source: Claims Journal

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Tennessee Receives Disaster Declaration for Winter Storms

President Obama has signed a disaster declaration for several counties that were hit hard by winter storms in February. A statement from the White House says the declaration releases federal aid to help with recovery efforts from severe winter weather … Source: Claims Journal

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LaRocco to be Named State Auto President and CEO

The boards of directors of Ohio-based State Auto Financial Corporation and State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company announced the hiring of Michael E. LaRocco effective April 27,  2015. His duties as president and chief executive officer will commence on May 8, … Source: Claims Journal

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A Primer on Diminution in Value Claims

One of the recurring questions Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. (MWL) is called on to answer involves when and under what circumstances the insured suffering automobile property damage, or his or her subrogated automobile insurer, may recover for diminution in … Source: Claims Journal

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Iowa Urged to Toughen up Teen Driver’s Licenses Rules

A safety research organization is urging Iowa to toughen its rules for teenager driver’s licenses. The Des Moines Register reports that a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says Iowa could cut its rate of fatal teen accidents … Source: Claims Journal

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