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In an industry built on processes, procedures, and predictable timelines, it’s easy to forget that every claim represents a person whose life has been fundamentally changed. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to humanize the settlement process — and why empathy remains one of the most powerful tools professionals can bring to the table.
Host Matt Ross is joined by attorney Timothy Fonseca, partner at Corradino & Papa in New Jersey, alongside Ringler structured settlement consultant Simon Rossetter, for a thoughtful conversation about maintaining compassion in a system designed for efficiency. Together, they discuss how claims professionals, attorneys, and settlement consultants can stay present, intentional, and client-focused — even when the work becomes routine.
From communication strategies to mindset shifts, this episode highlights practical ways to balance structure with humanity, ensuring that behind every claim number, the individual story remains at the center of the process.
By Ringler Associates3.1
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In an industry built on processes, procedures, and predictable timelines, it’s easy to forget that every claim represents a person whose life has been fundamentally changed. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to humanize the settlement process — and why empathy remains one of the most powerful tools professionals can bring to the table.
Host Matt Ross is joined by attorney Timothy Fonseca, partner at Corradino & Papa in New Jersey, alongside Ringler structured settlement consultant Simon Rossetter, for a thoughtful conversation about maintaining compassion in a system designed for efficiency. Together, they discuss how claims professionals, attorneys, and settlement consultants can stay present, intentional, and client-focused — even when the work becomes routine.
From communication strategies to mindset shifts, this episode highlights practical ways to balance structure with humanity, ensuring that behind every claim number, the individual story remains at the center of the process.