The U.S. Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that they have completed more than 150,000 inspections in the...
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Once a company gets into trouble, the troubles seem to pile up. So it comes as no surprise that both...
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Kimberly Moreland, director of Account Management at Rising Medical Solutions Inc., recently spoke to some of the challenges facing those...
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Beyond the Screenshot: What Claims Professionals Should Expect From Digital Evidence Preservation
Presented by Hodson PI
Online evidence has a way of disappearing. A post can be edited, a story can expire, or an account can...
U.S. and International Catastrophe Services Units have adjusters on-scene in the Yucatan Peninsula and throughout Florida managing claims from Hurricane...
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Homeowners in 13 Florida counties affected by Hurricane Wilma last month may be eligible for the Federal Emergency Management Agency...
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Montana’s state-run insurance program for workers injured on the job before July 1990 needs a $14 million infusion or it...
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The U.S. Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued “repeat” citations to Jemco Plastering for exposing employees...
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Louisiana’s state labor department has paid nearly 13 times as many unemployment benefit claims following hurricanes Katrina and Rita as...
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New York Governor George E. Pataki has proposed a plan to reform New York’s workers’ compensation system that he says...
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While still in the midst of dealing with the aftermath of nearly back-to-back Gulf Coast hurricanes, Salvage Direct is putting...
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