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Michigan Says it Trumps California in Quest for Robot-Car Test Dollars

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Michigan and California, vying for control of our driverless future, are each proposing crumbling World War II military sites as ideal locations to test robot cars. Michigan’s secret weapon? Better potholes. The Great Lakes state plans to make a test … Source: Claims Journal

Researchers, Jurors Differ on Talc Cancer Risk

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A U.S. jury verdict linking regular use of Johnson & Johnson talcum powder to a woman’s death from ovarian cancer has spurred new concern from consumers, but scientists say the evidence of real danger is inconclusive at best. Jurors in … Source: Claims Journal

FAA Willing to Consider Private Air Traffic Control System

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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is reviewing a House Republican plan to spin off the nation’s air- traffic control system to a nonprofit corporation and hasn’t rejected the idea. FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, speaking Tuesday at the Singapore Airshow, said … Source: Claims Journal

J.D. Power: Property Insurance Claim Satisfaction Slips for the First Time in 5 Years

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Customer satisfaction among homeowners filing a property claim has slipped for the first time in five years, largely driven by declines in satisfaction with the total settlement and service interactions, according to the J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Property Claims Satisfaction … Source: Claims Journal

Fraud News Around the Nation

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Wyoming Man to Serve Probation for Workers’ Compensation Fraud A Sheridan man accused of collecting disability payments while working for a tree service company has entered a no contest plea to one count of workers compensation fraud. The Sheridan Press … Source: Claims Journal

State of the Art Care Offered to Washington Workers Dealing With Amputation

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Amputations are among the worst on-the-job injuries. Each year, about 25 workers in Washington suffer from amputations so serious — lost arms, hands, legs or feet — that they require ongoing specialized care. The medical care and assistance these injured … Source: Claims Journal

Gun Maker Wants Lawsuit Over Newtown School Shooting Dismissed

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Lawyers for a gun maker and families of some Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre victims squared off in a Connecticut courtroom Monday over whether a federal law prevents the families’ wrongful death lawsuit targeting the AR-15 rifle used to kill … Source: Claims Journal

Former Miss America Contestant Dies Due to Injuries Sustained in Car Crash

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A former Miss America contestant died early Monday, a week after her car spun off a New Jersey highway and crashed into trees. Cara McCollum died at Cooper University Hospital, according to Frank DiMauro, chief operating officer of the TV … Source: Claims Journal

Manslaughter Charge Filed in California Train Crash

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Prosecutors in Ventura County, California, filed a misdemeanor charge of vehicular manslaughter Monday against a man who drove his pickup truck onto train tracks last year, causing the deadly derailment of a Southern California commuter train. The charge, announced by … Source: Claims Journal

What Adjusters and Carrier Counsel Need to Know About Reptile Advocacy

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If you had a litigated file tank on you recently, it just might be the result of reptile advocacy. While not a new theory, the practice has taken the plaintiff’s bar by storm in recent years, said T. David Higgins, … Source: Claims Journal