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Let’s explore insurance litigation’s new terrain. This week, Brandon Schuh leads a sharp conversation with Matt Monson of The Monson Law Firm and Todd Kozikowski, CEO and Co-Founder at 4WARN. Delving into topics like mass torts, nuclear verdicts, and litigation harvesting, the episode unpacks aggressive trends driving major changes in claims and coverage, highlighting how private capital, marketing tech, and regulatory gaps are remaking the insurance landscape.
The discussion details how litigation harvesting has become a well-oiled pipeline, fueled by third-party investments and digital lead generation mechanisms. Matt Monson elaborates on law firms' multimillion-dollar deals with hedge funds while Todd Kozikowski exposes 4WARN’s data-driven risk analysis and the ways claims are mass-produced through AI-powered advertising and direct outreach. Social inflation and nuclear verdicts are dissected as top factors raising premiums and challenging the survival of insurance carriers.
Monson and Kozikowski call for smarter oversight and risk management, stressing the urgency for insurers to adapt tactics and regulatory bodies to rein in unscrupulous lead generation. The episode also highlights innovations like parametric-triggered cat bonds after disasters, underscoring the growing complexity of risk mitigation facing carriers today as digital and financial disruptions reshape both litigation and underwriting norms.
Takeaways:
Litigation harvesting is driving record claim volumes across insurance sectors.
Third-party funding and hedge funds are key engines of mass torts.
Digital ads, AI, and direct messaging redefine claims acquisition.
Nuclear verdicts and social inflation sharply raise costs for insurers.
Lead generation companies are bypassing traditional legal ads.
Parametric cat bonds are key for catastrophic risk transfer.
New regulatory oversight is needed to stabilize litigation risk.
Data analytics solutions like 4WARN inform risk management for carriers.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Fast publishing & market turbulence update
03:00 Litigation harvesting mechanics: investment & marketing
07:30 Introducing guests: Matt Monson and Todd Kozikowski
09:00 The effect of nuclear verdicts on premiums
13:00 Third-party funding in mass torts
16:30 Catastrophic events and insurance innovations
20:00 Digital targeting and AI-powered claims lead generation
22:30 4WARN’s analytics: Risk assessment for carriers
26:00 Policy, regulation, and future outlook
Connect with RiskCellar:
Website: https://www.riskcellar.com/
Matt Monson
Founder and Manager, The Monson Law Firm
Website: monsonfirm.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewdmonson/
Todd Kozikowski
CEO & Co-Founder, 4WARN
Website: 4warn.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/toddkozikowski
Brandon Schuh:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552710523314
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-stephen-schuh/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schuhpapa/
Nick Hartmann:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjhartmann/
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Let’s explore insurance litigation’s new terrain. This week, Brandon Schuh leads a sharp conversation with Matt Monson of The Monson Law Firm and Todd Kozikowski, CEO and Co-Founder at 4WARN. Delving into topics like mass torts, nuclear verdicts, and litigation harvesting, the episode unpacks aggressive trends driving major changes in claims and coverage, highlighting how private capital, marketing tech, and regulatory gaps are remaking the insurance landscape.
The discussion details how litigation harvesting has become a well-oiled pipeline, fueled by third-party investments and digital lead generation mechanisms. Matt Monson elaborates on law firms' multimillion-dollar deals with hedge funds while Todd Kozikowski exposes 4WARN’s data-driven risk analysis and the ways claims are mass-produced through AI-powered advertising and direct outreach. Social inflation and nuclear verdicts are dissected as top factors raising premiums and challenging the survival of insurance carriers.
Monson and Kozikowski call for smarter oversight and risk management, stressing the urgency for insurers to adapt tactics and regulatory bodies to rein in unscrupulous lead generation. The episode also highlights innovations like parametric-triggered cat bonds after disasters, underscoring the growing complexity of risk mitigation facing carriers today as digital and financial disruptions reshape both litigation and underwriting norms.
Takeaways:
Litigation harvesting is driving record claim volumes across insurance sectors.
Third-party funding and hedge funds are key engines of mass torts.
Digital ads, AI, and direct messaging redefine claims acquisition.
Nuclear verdicts and social inflation sharply raise costs for insurers.
Lead generation companies are bypassing traditional legal ads.
Parametric cat bonds are key for catastrophic risk transfer.
New regulatory oversight is needed to stabilize litigation risk.
Data analytics solutions like 4WARN inform risk management for carriers.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Fast publishing & market turbulence update
03:00 Litigation harvesting mechanics: investment & marketing
07:30 Introducing guests: Matt Monson and Todd Kozikowski
09:00 The effect of nuclear verdicts on premiums
13:00 Third-party funding in mass torts
16:30 Catastrophic events and insurance innovations
20:00 Digital targeting and AI-powered claims lead generation
22:30 4WARN’s analytics: Risk assessment for carriers
26:00 Policy, regulation, and future outlook
Connect with RiskCellar:
Website: https://www.riskcellar.com/
Matt Monson
Founder and Manager, The Monson Law Firm
Website: monsonfirm.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewdmonson/
Todd Kozikowski
CEO & Co-Founder, 4WARN
Website: 4warn.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/toddkozikowski
Brandon Schuh:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552710523314
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-stephen-schuh/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schuhpapa/
Nick Hartmann:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjhartmann/

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