Insurance Speak

Insurance claims consultant Chris Tidball addresses some of the possible litigation and insurance issues surrounding this undersea disaster.

Tracey Santor, Assistant Vice President and Product Manager for financial institution bonds at Travelers, details some of the activities involved in social engineering attacks

Bryan Falchuk, Managing Partner, Insurance Evolution Partners, discusses the importance of partnership between legacy insurers and insurtechs based on research from his latest book.

Jess Keeney, chief product & technology officer for Duck Creek, discusses how technology is changing the customer experience for policyholders.

Eloisa Lewis and Shawn Magill of New Climate Culture discuss the ways in which agricultural operations and communities at large can improve their disaster resilience through biodiversity and permaculture initiatives.

Scott Cornell, transportation lead and crime & theft specialist at Travelers, joins us to discuss strategic cargo theft and how to prevent these supply chain-interrupting crimes.

Mark Debus, clinical manager of behavioral health at Sedgwick, discusses the impact of trauma response and compassion fatigue for insurance first responders.

In this episode of Insurance Speak, we're joined by Kathleen Bonczyk, founder and executive director of the Workplace Violence Prevention Institute, to discuss how companies can mitigate employee violence and the part insurance companies could play in stopping these incidents.

Artificial intelligence has the ability to sort through and synthesize vast amounts of data, but with that benefit come increased risks for users and their insurers. Andrew Schwartz, an analyst with Celent, and Etay Maor, senior director of security strategy for Cato Networks, take a deep dive into the pros and cons of this new large language model.

Live from the Complex Claims & Litigation Forum in Las Vegas, Brittney Meredith-Miller is joined by Michael Pritt, Senior Claim Analyst with Pure Insurance, and Dr. Laura McGuire, CEO of The National Center for Equity & Agency to discuss the importance of trauma-informed care in claims handling and within agencies themselves.