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California Woman Injured by Tree Branch on Open-Air Bus Awarded $3.5M

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A jury awarded $3.5 million Friday to a woman who says she was permanently disfigured when a tree branch hit her in the face as she rode on the top deck of a popular open-air Hollywood, Calif., tour bus. Jurors … Source: Claims Journal

Texas Spring Storms Caused More Than $1.5B in Losses

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An insurance group says spring storms across Texas caused more than $1.5 billion in property losses. April through June typically marks the stormy season for the state, but in March of this year multiple severe thunderstorms rolled in across the … Source: Claims Journal

Acrometis, Willis Partner to Reduce Workers’ Comp Claim Duration and Costs

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Acrometis, the industry leader in workers’ compensation claims processing platforms, and Willis, a global risk advisory, re/insurance broking, and human capital and benefits firm, have partnered to launch Willis’ Advanced Technology Strategic Risk Planning (SRP) process. More advanced and comprehensive … Source: Claims Journal

Sanctions Possible if China Cyberattacks Against U.S. Businesses Don’t Stop

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The U.S. could consider criminal charges or sanctions against China if the U.S. determines hackers there are violating an agreement not to conduct economic cyber espionage on American industry, a senior Justice Department official said Tuesday. The remarks by John … Source: Claims Journal

Medical Marijuana Sales Began in Illinois This Week

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Regulated medical marijuana sales began Monday in Illinois with patients flocking to state-licensed retail shops in five cities. Of 23 states with medical marijuana programs, Illinois has one of the most restrictive, requiring patients to undergo fingerprint-based background checks, limiting … Source: Claims Journal

Senate Votes Against Longer Double Trailers

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The Senate went on record Tuesday against a federal mandate that would force all states to allow trucks with extra-long double trailers on interstates, saying it first must be shown that the vehicles don’t undermine safety. By a vote of … Source: Claims Journal

Consumer Safety Group Highlights Swimming Pool Safety in Vegas

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A national safety group is using Nevada as an example for a campaign to reduce the number of child drownings around the country. Officials with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission blended news reports with census data to suggest that … Source: Claims Journal

Cyber Claims Handling Strategy Still Evolving

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Reinsurance executives polled at the recent 2015 PCI annual meeting by Guy Carpenter & Company agreed that cyber continues to be the most threatening emerging risk. As the number of data breaches mount, more focus is being placed on the … Source: Claims Journal

New York City Mayor Defends Traffic Safety Plan Despite Rash of Deaths

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Three people, including a child, crushed by a car that plowed into a group of trick-or-treaters. An 84-year-old woman run over by a charter bus that never stopped. A grandmother struck by a taxi driver finishing a 16-hour shift. Since … Source: Claims Journal

Hackers Charged in Huge Cyberfraud Scheme Targeting U.S. Financial, Media Companies

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U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday unveiled criminal charges against three men accused of running a sprawling computer hacking and fraud scheme that included a huge attack against JPMorgan Chase & Co and generated hundreds of millions of dollars of illegal profit. … Source: Claims Journal