Podcasts about professional liability

Insurance agents who focus solely on taking orders risk failing their clients, while those who provide proactive coverage guidance, risk management insights, and policy education build stronger relationships … Read More » The post Why Insurance Agents Must Move Beyond the Order-Taker Mindset | Fred Fisher appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

On Legal Marketing Radio, host Chip LaFleur interviews Hal Ostrow, a shareholder at Rhodes McKee who leads the firm's technology transactions, privacy, and cybersecurity practice, about how businesses and law firms can adopt AI responsibly without putting their data, clients, or reputation at risk. Ostrow explains that while there is no single federal law governing AI yet, the existing patchwork of roughly 20 state consumer privacy laws and industry specific rules like HIPAA provide the framework through which AI use policies should be built, with the guiding principle of using the least amount of information for the shortest possible time to get the job done. He walks through the risk differences between consumer AI tools, walled enterprise platforms like LexisNexis Protégé which uses Claude, cloud hosted private instances, and on premises deployments, explaining that the right choice depends on each organization's appetite for risk and the sensitivity of the data involved. The conversation digs into agentic AI as the biggest risk multiplier, where errors compound across tasks without human review, hallucinations become harder to detect and undo the further down a chain they go, and the question shifts from whether a human is in the loop to where in the loop that human actually lives. Ostrow also flags an emerging and underappreciated risk: NDAs are now including clauses prohibiting the use of confidential information to train AI models, meaning organizations running self training agents could unknowingly violate agreements before anyone has a chance to review what was ingested. The episode closes with a look at AI driven dynamic pricing concerns, the importance of updating your insurance broker when your AI use profile changes, and the throughline that responsible AI adoption is not about avoiding the technology but about building the right guardrails before you need them. 00:00 AI Risk and Where It Lives 01:00 Meet Hal Ostrow 02:00 Building Compliant AI Policy 03:00 Privacy Law as the AI Framework 05:00 Consumer Tools vs. Enterprise Platforms 07:00 On Premises Hosting and Cybersecurity Risk 10:00 Agentic AI and the Risk Multiplier 12:00 Hallucinations and Professional Liability 14:00 Human in the Loop and Where It Matters 16:00 AI Slop and Output Accuracy Standards 18:00 Fact Checking as a New Job Function 19:00 Dynamic Pricing and Consumer Profiling 21:00 Updating Insurance for AI Risk 22:00 NDAs and the AI Training Clause 24:00 Agentic Memory and Unwitting NDA Violations 26:00 On Prem as a Privacy Strategy 27:30 Wrap Up

A new Best's Market Segment report discussed by AM Best Associate Directors Connor Brach and Vicky Riggs, finds that MPL insurers have generated an underwriting loss in each of the past five years, reflecting slippage in rate adequacy and increased loss severity.

Frederick Fisher, J.D., CCP is an expert in Professional Liability . He advocates for providing clients with financial safeguards. He serves on the Editorial Board of Agents of America, and has served as Sentior Technical Advisor for Professional Liability Insurance.He authored “Claims Made Insurance - The Policy That Changed the Industry” and has over 80 industry related articles to his name. Mr. Fisher's career began as a Professional Lines Claims Adjuster. He founded ELM Insurance Brokers. He is known for his insights into “The Gotchya's that'll Getchya (™) ” of Specialty Lines Insurance. He is a Policyholder advocate for coverage and no surprises or “Gotchya's that'll Getchya ™ ”Contact Frederick Fisher:www.fishercg.com, my book on Amazon – “Claims made Insurance , the Policy that Changed the Industry" and another book son to be released .https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederick-fisher-j-d-ccp-46b1944/Dr. Kimberley LinertSpeaker, Author, Broadcaster, Mentor, Trainer, Behavioral OptometristEvent Planners- I am available to speak at your event. Here is my media kit: https://brucemerrinscelebrityspeakers.com/portfolio/dr-kimberley-linert/To book Dr. Linert on your podcast, television show, conference, corporate training or as an expert guest please email her at incrediblelifepodcast@gmail.com or Contact Bruce Merrin at Bruce Merrin's Celebrity Speakers at merrinpr@gmail.com702.256.9199Host of the Podcast Series: Incredible Life Creator PodcastAvailable on...Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/incredible-life-creator-with-dr-kimberley-linert/id1472641267Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6DZE3EoHfhgcmSkxY1CvKf?si=ebe71549e7474663 and on 9 other podcast platformsAuthor of Book: "Visualizing Happiness in Every Area of Your Life"Get on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4cmTOMwWebsite: https://linktr.ee/DrKimberleyLinertThe Great Discovery eLearning platform: https://thegreatdiscovery.com/kimberleyl

ABS, Litigation Funding, MSOs, and the Transformation of the Legal Profession with Patrick EcklerZach Pyers and guest Patrick Eckler explore the rapidly accelerating forces reshaping how law is practiced, financed, and regulated. From Alternative Business Structures (ABS) and third‑party litigation funding to Management Services Organizations (MSOs) and private equity influence, this podcast examines how capital, ownership models, and regulatory change are redefining the traditional law firm.To learn more about DRI and the Professional Liability Committee visit www.DRI.org.#DRILawyer#DRICommunity#DRIProfLiability#ProfessionalLiability#riskmanagement#insurance#insurancelaw

The Insuring Cyber Podcast host Elizabeth Blosfield talks with Jencap's Sean Burke about how generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, forcing a radical evolution in E&O exposure … Read More » The post AI on Trial: Navigating the New Frontier of Legal E&O and Professional Liability appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

The Insuring Cyber Podcast host Elizabeth Blosfield talks with Jencap's Sean Burke about how generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, forcing a radical evolution in E&O exposure … Read More » The post AI on Trial: Navigating the New Frontier of Legal E&O and Professional Liability appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

The Insuring Cyber Podcast host Elizabeth Blosfield talks with Jencap's Sean Burke about how generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, forcing a radical evolution in E&O exposure … Read More » The post AI on Trial: Navigating the New Frontier of Legal E&O and Professional Liability appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Welcome to the third episode of Legally on the Move: Professional Training, our brand new miniseries which explores what makes high-performing teams in law, focusing on leadership, communication, resilience, trust, and psychological safety. In this minisode, James Jorgensen, the Head of Professional Liability at HDI Global, discusses the intricacies of high-performing teams in the legal sector. James emphasises the importance of understanding the unique ways law firms operate and the critical role of good lawyers and clients in achieving success. He highlights the significance of psychological safety in fostering creativity and collaboration, and the need for a culture of accountability over fear. James also shares insights on resilience, collaboration, and the impact of effective training on reducing risk exposure. He underscores the importance of setting clear goals and aligning team efforts with the broader vision of the organisation. James concludes by inviting listeners to explore HDI Global's diverse offerings and expresses his enthusiasm for being part of the legal community's transformation. You can Hear Rob and James talking about:- High-Performing Teams in the Legal Sector.- The Importance of Psychological Safety and Collaboration.- Highlighting the Role of Good Lawyers and Clients for Success.- The Need for Accountability Over Fear in Law Firms.- Encouragement for Goal Setting and Alignment with Organisational Vision.Connect with James Jorgensen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesjorgensen/

In this episode of the Innovation Podcast, we go beyond standard data points to explore the evolving landscape of recession indicators and their direct impact on the construction sector. Ta-Sian Litchfield (Responsible for EMEA Executive Risk) and Margaret Rose (Head of Professional Liability, North America) join host David Hurd to unpack the shift from traditional GDP metrics to high-frequency, unconventional signals like "frozen pizza sales" and subcontractor default rates.The discussion provides a deep dive into the current regional dynamics of the US, the growing demand for "Knowledge Partnership" in insurance, and the four critical areas underwriters must monitor over the next 12 months to manage risk in a volatile economy.

The Algorithm Made Me Do It – AI and the Legal Profession with MacKenzie Smith ComptonIn the inaugural episode of the DRI Professional Liability podcast, committee vice chair Zach Pyers and MacKenzie Smith Compton, both with Reminger Co. discuss how Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it's reshaping the legal landscape today. From predictive analytics and contract review to generative AI tools that draft legal documents, the integration of AI into legal practice is accelerating. But with innovation comes complexity. This podcast explores the transformative impact of AI on the legal profession, examining both the opportunities and the ethical, regulatory, and practical challenges it presents.To learn more about DRI and the Professional Liability Committee visit www.DRI.org.#DRILawyer#DRICommunity#DRIProfLiability#ProfessionalLiability#riskmanagement#insurance#insurancelaw

Send us a textIn a lakeside home where client-induced chaos breeds leaky walls, poor construction drowns dreams. Can an architect be liable for staying silent, when not engaged to supervise and coordinate construction?Find out why inaction can cause problems, how putting things in writing shields you, and why clear professional boundaries help to avoid lawsuits. Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a parking garage where a doctor slips on uneven stairs, a headlong crash threatens his career. Can an architect be held liable for this costly fall?Learn why stairs can be treacherous, how site reviews can save you, and why a well-researched defense can dismantle dubious claims.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a co-op where homes tilt like carnival funhouses, unstable soil wreaks havoc, can an architect be liable when a soils report fails to warn of impending danger?Discover how site remediation can create problems, how appearances can be deceiving, how surveys can save you, and how shortcuts can cause projects to flounder. Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of Nurse Converse, Maggie Ortiz closes out the Protect Your Nursing License Series with an essential conversation on how to handle a false report to the Board of Nursing.As a nurse advocate and former Board of Nursing investigator, Maggie draws on 25 years of experience to guide nurses through one of the most stressful — and often misunderstood — situations in their careers. She explains what to do the moment you receive a BON letter, how to stay organized, and the steps you can take to protect both your license and your peace of mind.You'll learn:Why false reports happen — and what the BON's true mission isThe critical role of professional liability insuranceHow to document and organize evidence to support your defenseWhen and how to seek legal representationWhat to expect during the investigation processThe importance of mental health and community supportWhether you're facing a complaint or simply want to be prepared, this episode gives you the tools and understanding every nurse needs to safeguard their career and navigate the process with confidence.>>How to Handle a False BON Report: Essential Knowledge to Protect Your LicenseJump Ahead to Listen: [00:01:09] Handling false reports to nursing board.[00:04:44] Board of nursing complaints.[00:08:07] False report to regulatory agency.[00:12:10] Legal team communication importance.[00:15:41] Legal representation for nurses.[00:19:07] Whistleblower protections in nursing.[00:25:44] Handling false reports in nursing.[00:26:39] Protecting your nursing license.Connect with Maggie on LinkedIn and on social media:Instagram: @advocates4nursesTikTok: @advocates4nursesFacebook: Advocates4nursesYouTube: @Advocates4nursesDon't forget to explore her website, Advocates for NursesFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

Send us a textDuring the renovation of a historic building, intended to serve as a banquet hall, ancient walls crumble under new loads and chaos halts construction. Can an architect be liable when experts vouched for stability?Uncover why old stones betray, how inspections save you, and why consultants matter.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Tony chats with Andrew Kelly about PLUS, the Professional Liability Underwriting Society. Tony is obsessed with insurance education but has spent his entire career on the P&C side. This is a great introduction to the world of continuing education on the Professional Liability side and why you should dive in! We talk RPLU, CPLP, Exec PLP, and more.Andrew Kelly: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewjkelly/Video Version: https://youtu.be/hAPRbLjFDKA

Send us a textIn a chic gallery, where a floor's dyed-blue “granite” inserts bleed like paint, a costly mess emerges. Can an architect be liable when fake granite fooled everyone?Discover why materials can be deceiving, how testing them can save the day, and why friendships sometimes help solve disputes.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a lavish hotel suite where a marble threshold trips the host, a painful fall sparks a million-dollar claim. Can an architect be liable despite code compliance?Learn why safety is more important than style, how well-crafted details can help your defense, and why juries favor sympathy.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a rural co-op where mold and rot ruin homes, neglect and the lack of a maintenance budget, highlight the cheap construction. Can the architect be liable for this decay, years after completion?Learn why maintenance matters, how durable construction saves money in the long term, and why empathy often bests arrogance.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a quiet neighborhood, when a client's home addition blocks a neighbor's cherished view and light, tensions flare into a legal showdown. Can an architect be liable for this neighbour's loss ?Learn how miscommunications fuel disputes, and how sympathetic mediation can save the day.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textIn a condo venture, an architect juggles roles as promoter, developer, builder, and financier, while cracking columns threaten structural collapse and financial ruin. Can the architect wearing multiple hats be liable for this project's failures?Find out how “role overload” courts disaster, poor coordination sparks lawsuits, and clear contracts can provide a lifeline.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Send us a textOn a project where an architect copies another's drawings without permission, detailing problems create leaks and fire hazards. Can an architect be liable for defects stemming from plagiarized plans?You'll learn why copying someone else's designs spells trouble, how skimpy reviews lead to lawsuits, and why ethics are your best defense.Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.

Sarah Ference, CPA, an author of the JofA's Professional Liability Spotlight column, returns to the JofA podcast to discuss recent column topics and the advice CPAs can gain from them. In particular, Ference details some of the risks for CPA firms engaging in mergers and acquisitions, the subject of a recent two-part series. The articles discussed in this episode are: n  June: “Form 1065: Pay Attention or Pay Up.” n  July: “Professional Liability Risk Stemming From CPA Firm Acquisitions: Part 1.” n  August: “Professional Liability Risk Stemming From CPA Firm Acquisitions: Part 2.” n  September: “Start Risk Management With Employee Onboarding.” What you'll learn from this episode: Why CPA firms should pay close attention to recent changes in tax compliance for partnerships. A summary of the two-part article on professional liability risk related to CPA firm acquisitions. The importance of cultural alignment in firm acquisitions. What “tail coverage” is and why it's essential for post-transaction protection. How a strong onboarding process can serve to mitigate some risks for firms — and why that topic is timely this month.

Frederick Fisher, Professional Liability Expert and Author of "Claims-Made Insurance The Policy that Changed The Industry: A Deep Dive, Review, and History". A fascinating conversation about the Claims-Made side of insurance! A must not miss episode for anyone in the Professional Lines side of insurance.Frederick Fisher: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederick-fisher-j-d-ccp-46b1944/Claims-Made Insurance The Policy that Changed The Industry: A Deep Dive, Review, and History: https://amzn.to/4nQgWrRVideo Version: https://youtu.be/mCrv3xWRbos

Episode Info Mary Boyd is a seasoned senior executive with over 30 years of experience leading businesses through transformative phases in their history that span invention, renovation, integration and rebuilding. Beyond her reputation for building, revitalizing, and integrating businesses, Mary has a proven track record of successfully translating strategic vision into reality. Her career is distinguished by spearheading large-scale operational, technological, and team transformations, driving significant growth and innovation across organizations. Mary's success lies in her ability to blend innovation with an agile approach, excelling at both seeing the big picture and identifying strategic opportunities in the finer details. Since 2006, Mary has held CEO, President and division leadership roles, consistently improving net income by optimizing channel economics, fostering best-in-class partnerships, building high-performance teams, and advancing operational excellence.  Mary currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Hiscox USA, leading the business through its next phase of growth and commitment to supporting the small business landscape. In her role, Mary oversees the financial operations of Hiscox USA's nearly $1 billion commercial property and casualty business. She collaborates closely with her teams to drive near-term profitable growth while implementing a strategic vision that will markedly expand their reach to more of America's entrepreneurs. Mary joined Hiscox from Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation, where she served as President and CEO of their Independent Agency Group, overseeing personal insurance and commercial auto businesses. Before that, she led Hartford's personal lines Direct-to-Consumer and Agency channels, following 15 years in high-net-worth personal lines. Mary began her insurance career at Chubb as an actuarial trainee, progressing through roles in Product and Pricing. She ultimately launched the Predictive Analytics practice for Chubb's Personal Lines division and later spent five years at ACE (now Chubb), where she served as President of their Private Risk Services division.  Mary earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Applied Mathematics and Economics from Rutgers University. As a coach of youth sports, ambitious professionals, and entrepreneurs  Episode Highlights Introduction and Background Mary shares her experience and background in the insurance industry, highlighting her 30-year career and her role at Hiscox USA. Hiscox USA, part of a long-standing London-based company, started its operations in the US in 2006. Business Model and Growth Hiscox USA has transformed the small commercial business sector by offering online binding and digital partnerships, expanding its business to nearly a billion dollars. The company operates as an omnichannel business, engaging in direct sales, digital partnerships, and wholesale brokerage. Challenges and Opportunities The conversation touches on the challenges small business owners face, such as being underinsured, and how Hiscox aims to support them through education and tailored insurance solutions. The company is focused on being a leading insurer for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the need for holistic support beyond just sales. Innovation The discussion emphasizes the importance of AI and advanced tools in improving underwriting and efficiency across the insurance value chain. Hiscox has partnered with Google to leverage AI for better underwriting and insights. Future Outlook Mary discusses the future of Hiscox, highlighting the integration of data and analytics to enhance product offerings and maintain competitivenes. The company aims to continue its growth by being a better partner and protector for businesses, focusing on insights and protection rather than just speed. This episode is brought to you by The Future of Insurance book series (future-of-insurance.com) from Bryan Falchuk. Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of Hyperbeat Music, available to stream or download on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music and more.

Most professionals know they need insurance, but many don't realize their general liability coverage has significant gaps when it comes to professional services. In this episode of Absolute Trust Talk, host Kirsten Howe continues her conversation with Dean Myers, owner of Core Insurance Agency, to explore errors and omissions insurance—specialized coverage designed specifically for professional liability risks. Discover which professions beyond doctors and lawyers should consider E&O coverage, including architects, engineers, accountants, and contractors who incorporate design elements into their work. Learn what actually drives malpractice claims (hint: it's often administrative issues rather than technical errors), how premium costs vary between specialties, and what "tail coverage" means for your long-term protection. Whether you're evaluating your current coverage or exploring professional insurance for the first time, this conversation offers practical insights to help you understand your options. This is Part 2 of our business insurance series—our next episode will cover cyber liability coverage.   Time-stamped Show Notes: 0:00 Introduction 1:06 What is E&O insurance, and why do professionals need specialized coverage beyond general liability? 3:57 Why E&O is standalone coverage excluded from all other policies, and why you need a specialist broker to obtain it. 4:13 How premium costs vary dramatically based on practice area - why patent and intellectual property lawyers pay more than estate planning attorneys. 5:04 International patent claims require specialty counsel charging far more than standard insurance defense rates, driving up premium costs significantly. Here's what you need to know. 6:00 Medical malpractice reality: why dermatologists pay less than obstetricians, and why anesthesiologists face high premiums due to drug access. 7:00 The surprising truth: over 50% of legal malpractice claims are purely administrative failures, not technical errors. 7:58 Real claim example: lawyer's failure to appear in Los Angeles County court from Santa Barbara - distance and backup planning matter. 8:44 Why lawyers excel at risk management by staying in their lanes and being selective with clients. 9:37 How ER physicians are paid per patient visit, creating potential conflicts between volume and quality of care. 12:03 The contractor design trap: why general contractors who design staircases, handrails, or balconies face uncovered exposures. 13:31 How contractors win bids by offering design services but create massive liability gaps their standard coverage won't protect. 14:43 Tail coverage explained: protecting your retirement from claims that surface years after you close your practice. 15:15 Picture yourself on a beach in Fiji, five years after retiring, when a claim surfaces from your past work-tail coverage protects you. 16:08 Good news about tail coverage: no applications required, elect the coverage when you retire.

AM Best Associate Director David Blades discusses a new Best's Market Segment Report that finds social inflation, declining reserve redundancies and rising claims severity continue to vex the MPL segment.

In this podcast we will discuss lines of defense incorporated into the design, development, implementation, and use of EHRs to ensure their integrity and types of EHR transaction logs (e.g., audit log) that exist.

Sarah Ference, CPA, an author of the JofA's Professional Liability Spotlight column, returns to the JofA podcast to discuss recent column topics and the advice CPAs can gain from them. In the previous episode focused on Professional Liability Spotlight content, Ference detailed the January topic of risk management mantras. The articles discussed in this episode include: n  February: “Retired Partners: A Liability Risk?” n  March: “The Risk of Providing Unintentional Financial Advice” n  April: “Should I Disclose My Use of Gen AI to Clients?” In addition, Ference described the May column topic and several upcoming topics. What you'll learn from this episode: ·       The importance of considering the client's perspective related to disclosure of generative AI use. ·       An explanation of the concept of apparent authority. ·       Why guardrails are needed for retired partners who might still maintain an office at a firm. ·       How casual conversations with clients can expose a firm to risk. ·       A theme for upcoming Professional Liability Spotlight columns.

In this episode of the Nurse Converse podcast, Maggie Ortiz dives into the topic of nursepreneurs and the importance of ethical practice in the nursing profession as she continues the Protect Your Nursing License Series. She emphasizes the need for nurses to stay within their scope of practice while exploring entrepreneurial opportunities. The conversation covers various aspects of nurse entrepreneurship, including legal considerations, the role of nurse coaching, and the regulations surrounding med spas. Tune in for insights on how to navigate the entrepreneurial landscape while maintaining ethical standards in nursing practice.>>Nursepreneurs: Staying in Your Lane to Ensure Ethical PracticeJump Ahead to Listen:[00:04:08] Staying in your lane.[00:05:43] IV hydration business opportunities.[00:10:00] Nurse coaching and licensure.[00:16:18] Misrepresentation of nursing credentials.[00:20:23] Legal considerations for med spas.Connect with Maggie LinkedIn and on social media:Instagram: @advocates4nursesTikTok: @advocates4nursesFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

Maggie Ortiz kicks off the Protect Your Nursing License Series in this bonus episode of Nurse Converse. Maggie discusses the critical aspects of Board of Nursing investigations that every nurse should know. With over 25 years of nursing experience, she emphasizes the importance of understanding the investigation process, the role of the Board of Nursing, and the necessity of having professional liability insurance. Maggie provides insights into the steps to take after receiving a complaint, the investigation timeline, and the significance of legal counsel. Tune in for an informative discussion aimed at empowering nurses with the knowledge they need to navigate these challenging situations confidently.>>BON Investigations: What Every Nurse Needs to Know (And How to Handle False Complaints)Jump Ahead to Listen:[01:41] Board of nursing investigations.[04:03] Board of Nursing's mission.[10:51] Complaints and investigations process.[12:32] Complaint filing process for nurses.[15:12] Legal representation in informal conferences.[20:30] Educational resources for nurses.[22:15] Professional liability insurance for nurses.[26:18] Knowledge is power for nurses.Connect with Maggie LinkedIn and on social media:Instagram: @advocates4nursesTikTok: @advocates4nursesFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

A conversation with Ken Van WinkleManaging PartnerLewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP

Topics include:  DC and profession update   Changing Psychology of Influence  Audit transformation  Key technical updates     Speakers:   Erik Asgeirsson, President and CEO, CPA.com  Lisa Simpson, VP, Firm Services, AICPA  Rachel Dresen, Senior Director, Congressional & Political Affairs, AICPA  Emily Remington, Director, Audit Product Management, CPA.com  Sarah Flischel, Director, Audit Transformation and Training, AAFCPAs  Henna Pryor, Workplace Performance Expert, Pryority Group 

This week, Meghan and Jenn talk to Monica Logan, Chief Claims Officer of D&O and Financial Lines. Monica is an experienced claims handler with a demonstrated history of strong litigation and negotiation skills . Skilled in Professional Liability, Risk Management, Litigation Management, Commercial and Specialty Insurance, Mediation and Case Resolution and Litigation. 

Today's guest is Krista Glenn, Executive Vice President and Chief Claims Officer for Westfield Specialty and brings 30 years of insurance claims and management experience to the role. At Westfield Specialty, Ms. Glenn is building a new, full-service claims organization in order to support all of Westfield Specialty's lines of business which currently include E&S Casualty; E&S Property; Financial Institutions; Management Liability and Westfield Pro (Cyber, E&O and Professional Liability).     Prior to joining Westfield Specialty, Krista spent five years as EVP, Chief Claims Officer at a North Carolina-based insurance carrier.  Krista also spent more than 21 years at the ACE/Chubb companies where she held many roles in Chubb, ACE North America and ACE Group Claims.  She ended her career at Chubb as the Head of Multinational Claims with dual reporting to the Global Accounts underwriting division.  Krista began her career handling claims and declaratory judgment actions at AIG in New York.Krista is a member of Chief, a 2019 Women to Watch and a 2015 Woman on the Move award winner, a member of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel and APIW, and an advisory board member for the CLM.  She is a graduate of Seton Hall University and Delaware Law School and is admitted to the bar in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.  In her most important role, Krista is the proud mother of two adult daughters.

Send Rita a text with your thoughts!Prep for Wave Week is just 10 days away :)  Get a load of the caliber of the content with this replay from last year's event with Berkshire Hathaway's Miguel Campos.In this first of a 2-part series, I'm asking Miguel some of the most pressing questions about E&O Insurance and what travel advisors need to know when they think about renewing their policy for the new year.  Enjoy!Oh and please remember--this episode is for educational purposes only.You should consult with an insurance professional and/or attorney before making these types of business decisions.In this episode, we share:·     Post-COVID insurance trends·     The different risk levels in travel·     Understanding insurance policies and industry requirements·     and so much more!Enjoy (and take action)!Register for Prep for Wave Week: https://prepforwaveweek.com/registerTravel Biz Boss Fundraiser for Hurricane Helene: https://travelbizboss.thrivecart.com/packing-list-bundle/---------------------------------------------------------------JOIN the Cruise Content Library: https://programs.steeryourmarketing.com/products/courses/view/1166776JOIN Marketing Business School:https://programs.steeryourmarketing.com/products/courses/view/1117728Say HI on Social:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritaperez19/Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/takethehelmvbsFB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/529490048073622 Direct EMAIL:rita@steeryourmarketing.com

Rancho Mesa's Alyssa Burley and Rory Anderson, Partner and Account Executive of the Tree Care Group discuss professional liability for tree care companies. Show Notes: ⁠⁠Subscribe to Rancho Mesa's Newsletter⁠⁠. Director: ⁠⁠Alyssa Burley⁠⁠ Host: Alyssa Burley⁠⁠ Guest: ⁠⁠Rory Anderson⁠⁠ Producer/Editor: Megan Lockhart Music: "Home" by JHS Pedals, “News Room News” by Spence © Copyright 2024. Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc. All rights reserved.

Sponsored by AVMA Trust. Head to dvm360 Flex and login or create a free CE account and claim your credit after listening to this episode. Program Description: This podcast covers the rising trends and common causes of Veterinary Professional Liability (Malpractice) and Veterinary Board Complaints. We will also discuss what veterinarians can do to help avoid claims and how to protect themselves if they are faced with a Malpractice claim or License Complaint.  Learning Objectives: Learn about the most common causes of veterinary malpractice and Board complaints and what can be done to help avoid claims. Recognize that good medical record keeping and documentation is the most important defense if you are faced with a claim.

Join Ben for his conversation with Dylan Ruga, trial lawyer and co-founder and President of Steno, a long-time sponsor of the pod.  Dylan updates us on the new functionality and services offered by his innovative court reporting service, Steno.  Steno allows plaintiff attorneys to defer costs of court reporting and videographer services until the end of the case.  In states that allow it, these deferred costs can be non-recourse.  Steno now operates through the Zoom platform but offers an app that integrates with Zoom and makes collating, marking, annotating, and saving exhibits at depositions seamless.  Steno also offers videographer services that enable recording of the witness and exhibits and post-production editing so that witnesses and exhibits can be presented in optimal fashion without requiring substantial attorney time or other vendor for editing.  Dylan also discusses the roll out of a new product, Transcript Genius, which uses AI that has been specifically training to understand and interpret deposition transcripts to enable lawyers to query one or multiple transcripts to quickly identify key admissions, information, or contradictions in witness testimony.  If you are a trial lawyer who handles a volume of depositions, you will gain a lot of insight and value from this episode. Dylan is the Co-Founder, President and Chief Legal Officer at Steno, where he stewards business development initiatives and forges new partnerships. Dylan is also a founding member of Stalwart Law Group, recognized as one of California's top 20 litigation boutiques. He is a practicing trial lawyer with more than 15 years of experience in intellectual property, professional liability, and commercial litigation.

Today's episode is a masterclass with two leaders in the North American professional liability market. Often on this show we talk about the big picture in very broad brushstrokes, but today is refreshing because we are getting into specific and specialist detail about some of the most broad-reaching and dynamic classes of business anywhere in the world. Danielle Librizzi, Head of Professional Liability, and Chris Cooper, Head of Media Liability, at QBE North America have a lifetime of market experience between them and this is a lively discussion. Casualty is under the spotlight the world over, but nowhere more so than in North America, so these two senior underwriters are right at the frontline in the battle to keep on top of new perils and trends in the world's fastest-moving and highest stakes market. Here I ask what Danielle makes of casualty rate adequacy and I ask Chris how the pandemic, the trend to digital platforms and the writers' strike have affected the media liability risk landscape. How is QBE's professional liability division responding to the call for the globalisation of QBE's offering and far great collaboration between departments? And how is QBE utilizing Artificial Intelligence on the ground in its own underwriting processes and, perhaps more importantly, how does Chris view it as an emerging media liability and potentially systemic general E&O peril? I got all the answers I was looking for and if you stay tuned so will you. Danielle and Chris are excellent company and this will be a very rewarding listen for anyone wanting to get a better perspective on the North American professional liability market LINKS: We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com/

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Whether you are buying, selling, merging, acquiring or closing your practice, there are some important considerations for the design professional when it comes addressing your Professional Liability risks and prior acts exposures. Dan Buelow is joined by Doug Hamilton, head of underwriting for Allied World's A&E division to discuss the pros and cons of the specific insurance coverage options every firm should consider.

The legal landscape for healthcare is changing in the United States and the risk for advanced practitioners is increasing more and more. And as the scope of practice for Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, CRNAs, and other providers continues to expand, the liability grows, as well.  So, if you're an NP, PA, CRNA, RN, Aesthetician, or any other type of ancillary provider, what's the best way to be covered for malpractice insurance?  Should you carry your own policy or accept the insurance being provided by your employer? And what if you're self-employed doing 1099 or locums work?  Today we'll address these questions and more to help you understand malpractice insurance for advanced practitioners.(1:21) Options for covering advanced practitioners and ancillary healthcare providers(7:27) How to decide which option is right for you**********Contact us!**********

When it comes to malpractice insurance, one of the most critical times for doctors is when they're looking to CANCEL their insurance to make a significant change… perhaps you're leaving your current employer and moving to a new group, or maybe your premium has been going up and you want to move to a new insurance carrier, or you just want to switch to a different type of coverage to better meet the needs of your growing practice. Well, no matter the reason, when you're getting ready make the switch you have some decisions to make – are you going to buy tail insurance? Or are you going to carry forward your prior acts? Wait a minute… you may be thinking… I don't even know what those things are. Well, today we're going to talk about Tail Insurance vs. Prior Acts…. What's the difference between the two and when does it make sense to go one direction vs. the other?(1:19) Tail Insurance(3:28) Prior Acts Coverage(5:16) Prior Acts Costs(6:27) Four Reasons Doctors Might Have to Get Tail Insurance**********Contact us!**********

Today we're continuing our Mail Bag segment with some more “real life” scenarios to talk through. We're going to talk about making an agent change– when it is and isn't necessary, growing a practice and hiring more doctors when you're in the E&S market, and dealing with a six-figure tail bill.(0:54) How hard is it to just change an agent?(4:38) Growing your practice in the E&S market(7:25) Navigating a six-figure tail insurance bill**********Contact us!**********

It can take awhile to finally land on a malpractice carrier that you really like. And once you're all setup with them, it's very comfortable and easy to just renew your policy year over year. And to be honest, there are many reasons why it makes sense to stay with the same carrier for the long-haul. But, there are also some drawback and potential issues with staying with the same malpractice company for a really long time. Today we're going to talk about the Pros and Cons so that you can decide if it's time for YOU to possibly make a change.(1:20) Pros and Cons of Staying With Your Carrier(5:40) Medical Malpractice Shopping Tips**********Contact us!**********

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Buying medical malpractice insurance can be a time-consuming, frustrating process. There are many different companies to choose from, policy types to understand and coverage nuances that can make it difficult to really know if you're getting the best coverage at the best price. This is why most doctors prefer to work with an agent to help them compare options in the market. So, why not just have your current insurance broker – the guy who does your general liability, your business owner's policy, your worker's comp and your other commercial policies – do your malpractice?  Isn't it just easier to have 1 point of contact for all of your insurance needs?  Well today I'm going to tell you why this is actually a BAD idea. No offense to your commercial insurance agent, but there are a lot of reasons why you should NOT have him handle your medmal.  Let's talk about it together.(1:23) Direct vs. Independent Agents(4:02) Why not have multiple agents shop for you?(4:58) Why you need a specialised insurance agent**********Contact us!**********

As technology becomes more critical and vital to companies business leaders are beginning to question the reliability and liability. Insurers now require audits and demand complienace with set practices before issuing a policy. Corporate boards are realising that so-called tech professionals have zero training or professional requirement, consultants have even less and the analysts are... Read more »