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New Jersey Transit Faces Scrutiny After Work Hour Violations Discovered

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New Jersey Transit faces a widening examination of its safety practices after federal regulators discovered hundreds of potential work-hour violations, including altered duty logs and shifts longer than permitted. Federal Railroad Administration inspectors recommended penalties in September after they found … Source: Claims Journal

Iowa Man Pushes for Bike Law After Crashing into Group of Bicylists

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A northwest Iowa man who struck five cyclists with his motorcycle several years ago is now pushing for a stricter law requiring bike lights. Daryl Hasche hit five teenage girls with his motorcycle while riding in the dark five years … Source: Claims Journal

California High Court Upholds Regulation Requiring Accurate Insurer Home Replacement Estimates

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The California Supreme Court on Monday upheld a state regulation that aims to give homeowners a more accurate insurance quote for replacing homes destroyed or damaged in wildfires. The state’s insurance commissioner had the power to issue the 2011 regulation, … Source: Claims Journal

Zero Deductible Auto Glass Replacement Targeted by Insurer-backed Arizona Bill

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Rock-shattered windshields are such a common occurrence on Arizona roads that insurance companies have long been required to replace broken glass for free to drivers with full coverage policies. It ends up being a big expense to insurance companies that … Source: Claims Journal

Commentary: Banks Using Outdated Security Questions

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Your mother’s maiden name is probably not a secret. Neither, necessarily, is your high school mascot or the size of your car payment. But some banks and brokerages still pretend this is information only you would know, and that could … Source: Claims Journal

Wealthy New Jersey Beachfront Owners Reject Federal Aid, Pay for own Storm Barrier

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Oceanfront homeowners in the wealthy Bay Head, N.J., shore enclave have so little faith in the government’s ability to protect them from catastrophic storms that they’ve spent $5 million of their own money on boulders placed between their homes and … Source: Claims Journal

Georgia Judge Says Snapchat Immune From Distracted Driver Claim

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A judge has dismissed claims against Snapchat that blamed the social media company’s “speed filter” for a highway crash. The judge said the Communications Decency Act provides the social media company with immunity. Snapchat attorney Mark Trigg told The Associated … Source: Claims Journal

Business Moves: Verisk Analytics, AIG, AXA, SUEZ

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Verisk Analytics Acquires Arium Verisk Analytics, Inc., a data analytics provider, announced it has acquired Arium, an independent company specializing in liability risk modeling and decision support. Arium will become part of AIR Worldwide, a Verisk Analytics business, and will … Source: Claims Journal

Sentence Expected in PG&E Criminal Case Tied to Blast

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Pacific Gas & Electric Co. says it is prepared to pay the maximum fine of $3 million after a jury convicted the company of deliberately violating pipeline safety regulations before a deadly natural gas pipeline explosion in the San Francisco … Source: Claims Journal

Damage, Deaths Amid Winter Tornadoes and Storms in South

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Bridgit Simmons and her family had heard storm warnings all day Sunday, but that afternoon it all happened so fast as storms that killed at least 18 over the weekend moved across the Deep South. She along with her parents, … Source: Claims Journal