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Allstate Ranks Safest Driving Cities

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As Americans get ready to embark on holiday road trips to visit friends and family, scientists are warning that one of the strongest El Niños on record could bring unusually wet conditions to roads in much of the country. And … Source: Claims Journal

Pantex Workers See Increase in Medical Care and Workers’ Compensation

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The past few years have seen an increase in the number of workers at a Panhandle nuclear weapons plant who have been compensated and given medical care for conditions caused by exposure to plant hazards. Those hazards include chemicals in … Source: Claims Journal

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Names Steiner as Head of Property, Canada

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Swiss Re Corporate Solutions names Yvonne Steiner as head of Property, Canada. Steiner will lead property underwriting operations for the region, with teams based in Toronto and Vancouver. She will be based in Toronto and succeeds Claudio Totino who is … Source: Claims Journal

BP Now Faces Mexico Class Action Suit Over 2010 Oil Spill

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A few months after reaching the largest corporate settlement in U.S. history, BP Plc faces a class action lawsuit in Mexico over its deadly 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which a civic group on Friday said it had filed … Source: Claims Journal

Registered Nurses More Likely to Identify High-Risk Medication Discrepancies in Elderly Patients

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Nearly 66 percent of all adverse events experienced by nursing home residents, such as falls, delirium and hallucinations, could be prevented, in part, by monitoring medication more closely. In nursing homes, both registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) … Source: Claims Journal

Increase in Pedestrian and Cyclist Deaths in U.S.

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More Americans are walking and bicycling to work, which is great as a means to reducing the risk of heart disease, obesity, and stress. But there’s a grim side to this otherwise healthy change in behavior: More pedestrians and cyclists are … Source: Claims Journal

Feds Report Gains in Patient Safety

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Fewer patients are dying from conditions acquired while staying in the nation’s hospitals, according to a new federal report. Statistics from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) show that an estimated 87,000 fewer patients died in hospitals and … Source: Claims Journal

IBC Assists Police in Making Arrests Related to International Car Theft Ring

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Today, after months of investigative work, police have announced the arrest of close to 20 individuals allegedly associated with the theft of 211 high-end vehicles. The vehicles, with an estimated value of $11 million, are alleged to have been stolen … Source: Claims Journal

Fitch: D&O Liability Insurance Rate Declines, Marks Soft U.S. P/C Market

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The insurance market underwriting cycle is turning unfavorable in many U.S. commercial market segments, including directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance, Fitch Ratings says. Premium rates in property lines have been declining for some time in response to a lack … Source: Claims Journal

Assigning Breach of Contract Claim in Florida Doesn’t Violate Policy’s Anti-Assignment, Loss Payment Provisions

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The Florida Court of Appeals, Fourth District, in the case of One Call Property Services v. Security First Ins. Co., 2015 WL 2393353 (Fla. 4th DCA May 20, 2015), held that an insured’s assignment of a breach of contract action … Source: Claims Journal