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Kansas Sees Significant Increase in Tornadoes in 2015

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Kansas’ 124 confirmed tornadoes in 2015 were 83 more than the previous year, tying for the fourth highest number since 1990, according to the National Weather Service’s preliminary data. Eric Metzger, a meteorologist for the weather service’s office in Wichita, … Source: Claims Journal

Making Subrogation While the Hay Shines

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Every year in North America insurers pay out tens of millions of claim dollars resulting from fires and feed damage caused by the spontaneous combustion and heating of hay mow – a pile of hay stored in or near a … Source: Claims Journal

FM Global Tests Fire Modeling to Fight Industrial Warehouse Blazes

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Roughly 40 percent of all industrial property loss in the United States comes from fire, and fire is the leading cause of commercial property damage. For insurance companies, understanding how fires spread can help save their industrial clients from massive … Source: Claims Journal

Oklahoma Oil, Gas Regulators Ordered to Make Changes After Quakes

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The state commission that regulates Oklahoma’s oil and natural gas industry ordered some injection well operators to reduce wastewater disposal volumes on Monday after at least a dozen earthquakes hit an area north of Oklahoma City in less than a … Source: Claims Journal

Jacobson, Ward Group Announce Window for 2016 Insurance Labor Outlook Study

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The 2016 iteration of the Semi-Annual U.S. Insurance Labor Outlook Study, conducted by The Jacobson Group and Ward Group, a part of Aon Hewitt, a business unit of Aon plc , will begin January 6 and close January 22, 2016. … Source: Claims Journal

More Airline Deaths Caused by Deliberate Acts Than Crashes

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There were more airline deaths worldwide due to deliberate acts in 2015 than from accidental air crashes, for the second year in a row, according to an industry tally. There were only eight accidental airline crashes last year, accounting for … Source: Claims Journal

Horrific Crash Scene Memory Inspires Toyota Robotics Czar

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The quest to build crash-proof cars at Toyota Motor Corp. isn’t just a job for Gill Pratt. It’s somewhat personal. Pratt still vividly remembers encountering the aftermath of a collision between a boy on a bicycle and a car that … Source: Claims Journal

Hoverboard Safety Concerns Mount

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In recent months, the safety of hoverboards has been called into question. Several instances of fire have prompted multiple bans on the recreational transportation device that despite its name doesn’t hover, but rather rolls forward and back like a sideways … Source: Claims Journal

NTSB Releases Photos That Show El Faro’s Final Resting Place

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Federal accident investigators are considering launching another search of the wreckage of a freighter that sank in October in an attempt to locate the ship’s “black box.” Tom Roth-Roffy, the lead investigator for National Transportation Safety Board, told The Associated … Source: Claims Journal

Newtown Plan Will Continue to Provide Recovery Care After Sandy Hook Shootings

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The disbanding of a federally funded trauma team that helps people deal with the Sandy Hook massacre has forced the Massachusetts town to improvise to ensure the recovery care continues. But the Newton’s plan to replace the Recovery and Resiliency … Source: Claims Journal