Robotic Process Automation in the Insurance Industry

Like the Loch Ness Monster from Scottish folklore, only a small portion of life insurance and annuity fraud is ever seen. But unlike the Loch Ness Monster, fraud in the life and annuities fraud is very real and is much larger than the industry is able to estimate. Where are these attacks coming from and what action must life and annuity carriers take to mitigate the problem?

Learn techniques on how to properly investigate and ensure workers' compensation claims should be contested. At one time for another, virtually all employers must deal with an on-the-job injury. When a work-related injury is reported, the employer must investigate the injury to determine its validity. This topic will help any employer, regardless of size, identify questionable claims and determine which claims should be contested. It will give employers and their attorneys a road map for investigating the injury claim, deciding whether to contest the claim and developing evidence to defend it. This material will also provide attorneys with helpful litigation techniques for defending workers' compensation claims.

We live in a world where digital tools, video conferencing, and working from home is the new normal. In the new normal, how can business leaders adapt their management to effectively determine the workloads and output of employees? Join our panel discussion on strategies for managing teams remotely.

Electronic signature adoption is growing among Canadian insurance companies, driven in large part by consumer's expectations for convenient, personalized and efficient service. While the benefits of straight through processing are obvious, questions often still arise regarding the legal requirements and implications of bringing processes online.