The Value of Hospital Discharge Services in Workers’ Comp

Distributed ledger technology, often called “blockchain,” is rapidly emerging as a potential solution for businesses in many sectors, often with promises of increased security, reduced risk, and greater efficiency. With any new technology, however, come new risks. Risk management professionals should understand, assess, and plan for the risks that their organization will face resulting from the implementation of blockchain—not only today but in the future. In this webinar, Bradley’s Policyholder Insurance Coverage Team, led by Katherine Henry, will discuss the applications of blockchain technology in the insurance industry, recent developments in blockchain technology, and the potential impact on policyholders. Join us for this compelling introduction into the future of insurance coverage.

Medicare compliance updates continued to take center stage for insurers, lawyers, and others in 2022. Across the board, there was no slowing CMS down with new Section 111 changes, Medicare recovery claims (including Treasury actions), and important WCMSA trends.

Amid rising inflation, geopolitical tensions, and the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, US insurers face several new challenges to navigate throughout the year. Join us for a complimentary webinar in which subject matter experts from S&P Global Market Intelligence, S&P Dow Jones Indices, and S&P Global Ratings discuss emerging trends and challenges facing the insurance industry throughout 2022. Discussion topics will include: What are the enduring effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the industry? Current outlook on insurance investments What are the impacts of offshoring in the insurance sector? The implications of rising inflation and interest rates Climate-related impacts on specific markets

Amongst pressing changes corporate directors and officers must react to in an uncertain economic outlook, key leaders need to be aware of major shifts in the Directors & Officers Liability (“D&O”) marketplace and the underlying litigation and underwriting trends that have preceded this environment. From capacity driving competition to cautiously optimistic litigation trends, the D&O landscape has rapidly softened in spite of inflationary threats. Despite favorable market conditions, decision makers must be cognizant of evolving regulatory scrutiny, corporate accountability standards, and other areas of heightened D&O exposure. Our expert panel will address the latest on D&O litigation trends, their impact on transactional (IPO, SPAC/de-SPAC, etc.) and renewal underwriting and capacity, and insights on the future D&O insurance market outlook.