USLAW Remote

The technology used in premises liability has evolved tremendously in the past few years. Are these new technological developments ultimately more helpful or harmful to claims management? How are plaintiffs utilizing new technology information against business defendants? We will explore technology for records collection, cell phone retrieval, social media tracking and more.

Facilitators

Jacqueline Bushwack, Rivkin Radler

Nicholas P. Resetar, Roetzel & Andress

Margot N. Wilensky, Connell Foley

Shannon Thompson-Petroni, Marshall Investigative Group

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If there’s one constant in workers’ compensation across jurisdictions, it’s the pressure on claim closure rates, reserves, and the associated costs – indemnity, medical and attorney fees. This roundtable will explore the significant impact reserving practices have when cases are under- or over-reserved, or when there are sudden last-minute swings in reserve levels that disrupt expectations and budgeting. We will deep dive into state-specific challenges, especially in high-impact jurisdictions like California, Florida and New York – widely considered among the most difficult states for employers managing workers’ compensation claims.

Facilitators

Stan Evans, Gerber Ciano Kelly Brady

Jennifer Haley-Gleason, Carr Allison

Jose Morales, Coleman Chavez & Associates

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In today’s fast-paced work environment, staying productive without feeling overwhelmed is key to success. This session will provide practical strategies to streamline tasks, eliminate distractions, and focus on what truly matters. This session will identify inefficiencies and simplify workflows to better productivity and leverage techniques, such as time blocking and the Pomodoro method to stay focused.

Facilitators

Meghan M. Goodwin, Thorndal, Armstrong, Delk, Balkenbush & Eisinger

Stephanie L. Hersperger, Pion, Nerone, Girman & Smith, P.C.

Abigail Abide Stephens, Martin, Tate, Morrow & Marston, P.C.

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This timely webinar will explore the latest developments in Medicare compliance and their direct impact on litigation strategy and settlement planning. We will unpack key changes, including recent CMS guidance and reporting obligations, and explain how these updates affect the timing, structure and documentation of settlements. We will discuss how to avoid penalties, manage conditional payments, and ensure compliance during negotiations and court resolutions.

Facilitators

Michael J. Judy, Dysart Taylor

Thomas S. Thornton, III, Carr Allison

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Join in this virtual roundtable focused on evolving dram shop liability risks. We will explore emerging claims trends, high-risk scenarios, and proven defense strategies. We will share insights on managing alcohol service policies, working with insurers and defense counsel, and mitigating exposure through proactive training and documentation.

Facilitators

Ryan C. Holt, Sweeny Wingate & Barrow, P.A.

Ian A. Rambarran, Klinedinst PC

Kristin A. VanOrman, Strong & Hanni, PC

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