He made mayday transmissions on the national distress frequency, claiming flights had, or were at risk of, crashing into the Maribyrnong river, police allege.
Mr. Greenberg said in the conference call that the frequency of claims received seemed to be leveling off in 2002.
The frequency of claims under no-fault slipped 28percentt within six months, and the average time to settle claims plunged 54percentt.
Citizens had previously reported that the frequency of claims more than doubled between 2006 and 2009, perhaps because of the depletion of aquifers that help keep surface soil in place.
"As a group, their frequency of claims is lower," he said, "which means they're more profitable, and that's why we're able to offer them a discount".
This chapter overviews the medicolegal landscape within vascular surgery including the frequency of claims and a comparison with other surgical specialties, including general surgery.
Descriptive analyses included frequency of claims by location in non-hospital settings, job category and year of study.
While trends in the incidence of needlestick injuries were concordant between the two databases, the frequency of claims associated with needlestick injuries was on average 2.5 times higher than the frequency of work-related emergency department records associated with needlestick injuries.
However, it has been suggested that most derived words would not show these effects if family size (a type frequency count claimed to reflect semantic relationships between whole forms) were controlled.
Objectives: To assess the effects of a loss control service strategy on workers' compensation claim frequency rates, on medical-only claim rates, on severity-claim rates, and on claim cost among a group of California employers.
