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Commentary: Supreme Court to Consider Whether Injury Victims Need to Reimburse Insurers

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Which do the conservative justices hate more: personal injury lawyers or interpreting a law loosely to expand the power of lower courts? That question was on the table Monday at the U.S. Supreme Court. The justices heard oral argument in … Source: Claims Journal

Takata Airbag Recalls May Widen to More U.S. Carmakers

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The Takata Corp. airbag recall already affecting a dozen automakers in the U.S. may widen as the nation’s regulator heightens its scrutiny of the devices. Volkswagen AG, Daimler AG, Jaguar Land Rover and Tesla Motors Inc. are among carmakers still … Source: Claims Journal

Worley Claims Services Acquires RJMW Claims Services

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Worley Claims Services, a national insurance claims services provider, announced the acquisition of RJMW Claims Services, Inc., a provider of daily and catastrophe residential and commercial property claims services based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Financial terms of the transaction were … Source: Claims Journal

Second Most Active Hurricane Season Not Over Yet

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For a few minutes last Wednesday, there weren’t any hurricanes, cyclones, typhoons or tropical storms anywhere in the world. The respite didn’t last long. Thursday morning, the U.S. Navy and Air Force’s Joint Typhoon Warning Center, along with the Indian … Source: Claims Journal

Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation Working

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Eric Dolden, founding partner with the Canadian law firm of Dolden Wallace Folick, provided details of Canada’s anti-spam legislation (CASL) that went into effect last year, during an interview with Claims Journal. One CASL exposure includes mass distribution of electronic … Source: Claims Journal

Two More Colorado Oil Worker Deaths Than Previously Calculated

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A new federal database that was developed to more precisely count the number of deaths in the oil and gas industry shows eight workers died in Colorado in 2014. The count by the Fatalities in Oil and Gas Extraction, or … Source: Claims Journal

Parents Flunk Child Car Seat Safety Checks

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Results from recent child car seat inspections in New York indicate that parents need to do a better job of buckling up their little ones. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office says 931 car seats were inspected at a series of state-run … Source: Claims Journal

Case Highlights Fraudulent BP Oil Spill Claims

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BP has been complaining for a long time that many claims filed after its April 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico were phony. Now there’s more evidence to back that up. BP has admitted fault in connection with … Source: Claims Journal

October Downpours Damaged Hundreds of Texas Homes

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Authorities say heavy October rains damaged hundreds of homes extending from the Austin area down into South Texas. Travis County emergency officials said in a statement that more than 330 properties were damaged in flooding last week. About 160 homes … Source: Claims Journal

Arch Hires Executive for Third Party Administrator Claims Oversight

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Arch Insurance Group, a member of Arch Capital Group Ltd., announced that Vincent Kellaher has been named senior vice president and will be responsible for the oversight of Arch’s Third Party Administrator managed claims. An accomplished insurance executive with over … Source: Claims Journal