Claims professionals will benefit from this presentation by learning about potentially covered risks created by artificial intelligence, the types of coverages implicated by these risks, and the coverage issues involved with these risks. The presentation will also identify potential exposures that may arise when insurance companies utilize artificial intelligence in their underwriting and claim processes. It will close with practical pointers and best practices when handling novel AI-driven risks.
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As in other areas of the law, the insurance field has important coverage concepts that are referred to by their seminal case names. It is important for claims handlers and insurance professionals to be familiar with these concepts. This presentation will provide insurance claims professionals and counsel with practical guidance on not only the names of the cases but the significant concepts that accompany them and their impact on day-to-day claims handling and coverage assessment.
A panel of technical experts will provide both a look back and a look ahead at the trends that drive mass tort claims. Claims professionals and attorneys will benefit from this presentation by learning about the impact of these trends on underlying claims handling, defense strategy and coverage determinations. The presentation also will provide insight on how claims professionals and their counsel can assess current and future risks of exposure for mass tort claims.
Claims professionals will benefit from this presentation by learning about recent national decisions in both coverage and underlying lawsuits and how those rulings impact both coverage issues and claim handling. The presentation also will provide an overview of whether policyholders or insurers have been prevailing in mass tort coverage litigation, and an analysis of how rulings in mass tort lawsuits impact claim handling issues.
Difficult adversaries, whether claimants or counsel, can turn routine matters into costly, time-consuming disputes. This practical session will cover strategies for handling threats, unreasonable conduct, challenging adversaries, AI-generated filings, and effective file documentation. Attendees will learn how to stay strategic, control costs, and protect the claim without becoming part of the problem.
This presentation will provide insurance claims professionals and their attorneys with practical guidance on effectively using engineering experts in property claims. The program will examine best practices for engaging engineers, developing focused assignments, conducting efficient investigations, evaluating causation issues, and obtaining engineering reports that support accurate and defensible claim decisions.
Through discussion of real-world claim scenarios and lessons learned from litigation, attendees will gain insight into how engineers approach property damage investigations, what information they need to render reliable opinions, and how claims professionals can improve collaboration throughout the claim process. The presentation will also address common challenges encountered in property investigations and emerging trends affecting engineering evaluations.
This presentation will provide insurance claims professionals and their attorneys with practical guidance on effectively using engineering experts in property claims. The program will examine best practices for engaging engineers, developing focused assignments, conducting efficient investigations, evaluating causation issues, and obtaining engineering reports that support accurate and defensible claim decisions.
Claims professionals will benefit from this presentation by learning about key coverage decisions over the past year, and ongoing coverage litigation, involving issues implicated by long-tail and environmental claims. The presentation will provide an issue-by-issue overview of recent developments across jurisdictions so as to bring claims professionals up to date and keep them apprised of the status of the legal landscape.
In this entertaining presentation, Randy Maniloff will look back at the past 14 yearsof his Coverage Opinions newsletter and share some of his favorite cases and articles.
