Claims and Litigation Management’s Claims College is right around the corner! Created in 2007, Claims College was created to meet the professional needs of claims and litigation professionals; specifically, allowing students to work towards earning their Certified Claims Professional (CCP) and Advanced Claims Professional (ACP) designations. This year, Angela Kopet, Lee Weatherly, and Kristen Thompson are headed to Austin, Texas and will be teaching classes in the School of Casualty Claims and School of Leadership. Angela is also Dean of the School of Leadership with Fausto Martin. Attendees earn CE/CLE credits, learn from industry professionals with real-world experience, and work towards a professional designation. To learn more about CLM Alliance (Claims and Litigation Management Alliance) Claims College: https://lnkd.in/ew9X79Wt
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If you want to understand the language of claims and the art of litigation management from the claims perspective then LMI is a must attend event.
Whoa! That's an impressive statement about the power of our Litigation Management Institute (LMI) from JANNEA ROGERS with Adams and Reese LLP. LMI is an executive education experience that offers nuts-and-bolts programming designed to give you a fresh view of your caseload upon return home. A key part of the experience is working in small groups, digging into a case from all sides and learning from your collaborators, also resulting in the best networking you'll ever experience. Learn more and find out why Jannea and so many other LMI alums speak so highly of the program: https://bit.ly/3upksCV Who Should Attend: 🔹 Intermediate to advanced adjusters handling property and litigated casualty claims. 🔹 Leaders managing teams who handle litigated casualty claims. 🔹 In-house counsel involved in litigation strategy and panel counsel management. 🔹 Panel counsel who want to understand the perspectives of their adjuster contacts. Earn 24 CE/CLE credit hours AND the Certified Litigation Management Professional (CLMP) designation upon successful completion of LMI. Join us in Chicago this June. #CLMLMI #Insurance #ClaimsManagement #LitigationManagement #InsuranceDefense #ProfessionalEducation
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Register for the Greater Kansas City Claims Association fall continuing education event.Texas general adjuster credit available. 12:30-5:00 pm on Thursday, October 10, at Lockton on the Plaza. We have a chiropractor talking about his profession and an attorney talking about the reptile theory in lawsuits. . #GKCCA #claims #adjusters #continuingeducation #ce #alwayslearning #claimshandling #ChiropracticTreatment #BodilyInjury
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Don’t forget to register for Lathrop GPM’s annual State of Litigation event on May 21, where my colleagues and special guests will dive into several of the latest trends and updates in litigation and risk management, including artificial intelligence, state attorney general investigations, utilizing existing insurance policies for financial gain, key legal insights from litigation successes, and the future of DEI in the workplace. Learn more about the event, view the full agenda, and register today: https://bit.ly/3J54Dow #CLE #EliminationOfBias #LegalUpdate
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The myth of the 'angry jury' is being debunked! While anger might influence decisions, it's not the main factor behind huge damage awards. Let's dig deeper into what really drives these outcomes in this CLM Magazine article by Bill Kanasky Jr., Ph.D., senior vice president, and Steve Wood, Ph.D., senior litigation consultant, both with Courtroom Sciences Inc. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3YJGjkS #Insurance #ClaimsManagement #LitigationManagement #InsuranceDefense #NuclearVerdict #ReptileTheory
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Don’t forget to register for Lathrop GPM’s annual State of Litigation event on May 21, where my colleagues and special guests will dive into several of the latest trends and updates in litigation and risk management, including artificial intelligence, state attorney general investigations, utilizing existing insurance policies for financial gain, key legal insights from litigation successes, and the future of DEI in the workplace. Learn more about the event, view the full agenda, and register today: https://bit.ly/3J54Dow #CLE #EliminationOfBias #LegalUpdate
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Professional Liability Services- a Complete list of Corporate and Volunteer Positions is below
Join me Michelle, and Danielle for a terrific presentation- How many New Defense lawyers know the significance of Quote to Bind Ratio's, or Expense to loss Ratio's? What are the pro's & cons of the 3 major types of claim handling & Department Models? In 1 hour you will have the answers and much more!
Calling all recent law school grads and newer lawyers! Join us for a FREE webinar to gain key insights into how the insurance industry functions from experienced leaders. We are excited to share that our speaker line up now includes Danielle Rose-Simmons, Assistant Vice President, HUB International ProEx, as well. Listen in and learn from the experts! 📅 July 31, 1-2pm CT ✅ https://lnkd.in/gMJ4B6h7
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Class certification is the most important moment of any putative class action. Before class certification, the defendant’s exposure beyond the individual claim is still theoretical rather than concrete. However, certification of a class allows a single plaintiff (or a small group of plaintiffs) to formally pursue the claims of numerous absent individuals, which raises the stakes for defendants. Our latest Class Actions 101 blog explains basic strategies defendants should consider in class certification briefings. https://bit.ly/3weWNFM Gayle Jenkins | Shawn R. Obi | William Fox | Ashley Jones Wright | #classaction
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Great overview by my partners of considerations for defending motions for class certification. I think they have hit the nail on the head in terms of outlining high-level considerations. Like our other Class Action 101 posts, this provides a great starting point for in-house counsel or business personnel to get a sense for big picture issues they can raise in discussion with their outside counsel, and also for outside defense counsel looking for a refresher on how to approach class certification that can help guide their strategic planning in particular cases.
Class certification is the most important moment of any putative class action. Before class certification, the defendant’s exposure beyond the individual claim is still theoretical rather than concrete. However, certification of a class allows a single plaintiff (or a small group of plaintiffs) to formally pursue the claims of numerous absent individuals, which raises the stakes for defendants. Our latest Class Actions 101 blog explains basic strategies defendants should consider in class certification briefings. https://bit.ly/3weWNFM Gayle Jenkins | Shawn R. Obi | William Fox | Ashley Jones Wright | #classaction
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Goldberg Segalla partner and co-chair of the firm’s Management & Professional Liability practice group, Peter Biging will be speaking at the CLM Alliance (Claims and Litigation Management Alliance) Annual Conference on April 4. During his session “From the Bottomless Ocean of Litigation Data: Addressing Ethical, Practical, and Cost Concerns,” Peter and his fellow panelists will discuss the challenges posed by the ever-expanding sources of potentially relevant litigation data, and how to address them in a systematic, thoughtful, comprehensive, and cost-effective manner. The panel discussion Peter will be leading is recommended for both the folks who litigate claims, and claims professionals who need to manage claims defense in a way that intelligently balances the needs of litigation in a data saturated world with needs to do so smartly, efficiently and cost-effectively. 🔗: https://bit.ly/3IV4QKU
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A trial early next year in the Commission Recovery v Marks & Clerk case is likely to have significant implications for the future of “opt-out” representative actions under CPR 19.8. In this latest post on our Litigation Notes blog, Alan Watts, Julian Copeman, Chris Bushell and I explain why this is a case to watch. #hsfdisputes #disputeresolution #classactions #litigationfunding
Representative actions under CPR 19.8: High Court to consider important questions relating to funding and damages for class members
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