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Bruce Hagen and Ray Giudice discuss the Fani Willis ethics concern in the Trump cast in Fulton County Georgia as well as potential tort reform in the state
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Episode 610: NAMIC CEO Neil Alldredge talks with the association's Regional Vice President Caitlin Murray about the 2023 Florida legislative session that included major reforms to significantly reduce litigation abuses and other issues that have raised costs for residents and insurers alike.
Episode 607: NAMIC CEO Neil Alldredge talks with Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety President Cathy Chase about ways our nation's leaders can take action to end distracted driving.
Episode 605: Host Cathy Imus talks with Chris Turney, Chair of the DRI Center for Law and Public Policy’s Social Inflation Task Force, about social inflation and ways insurers can combat legal system abuse.
Check out the new policy paper from NAMIC and DRI here.
Episode 511: Just in time for Hurricane Season, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs a new law to reform and stabilize the insurance marketplace. Plus, New England Asset Management's Robb Barnum discusses the basics of ESG labeled bonds and their effect on the resilience of insurance companies.
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You should never be afraid to file a personal injury lawsuit that is warranted. In this episode, Dennis discusses how lobbying against jackpot justice has led to people feeling guilty for seeking compensation.
Episode 323: Chuck talks with Encova President and CEO TJ Obrokta about lessons learned from uniting unique company cultures under a new brand. Plus, we'll break down election trends with implications for the insurance industry. And with less than three weeks remaining, the 2020 Hurricane Season could still break records.
In this episode, guest Rebecca Brewster, president and COO of the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), shares the findings of her organization's recent study, the 16th Top Industry Issues Report. This report from the trucking industry's research association shows that executives are concerned about driver shortages, insurance rates, parking availability, and more. Listen to find out what issues impact the industry the most.
Prop 22 passed in California on Tuesday. It defines the role of gig drivers, such as those who use their own vehicles to provide rides for Lyft and Uber. But will this also have an impact on gig delivery drivers of parcels and meals?
And new logistics numbers just out show a steady resurgence of transportation in most sectors. What do the latest numbers mean?
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There are a few truths about our legal system: if you have the money and time, you can sue anybody for anything. It is true that there are litigious people and unethical attorneys who will bring lawsuits on their behalf in spite of the evidence. It is also true that there are people out there who try to game and abuse the legal system for their own personal gain—whether it be to save face for their own bad actions or for monetary gain.
However, there are protections built into the law that protect you, me and businesses from lawsuits that are without legal merit. This week, Reed Morgan makes a second appearance on The Verdict to discuss the type of propaganda used to bring about tort reform.
In August 1994, a jury awarded a 79-year-old woman more than $2 million for burn injuries she sustained from the dangerous temperatures of McDonald's coffee. Her case became the poster child of the widely touted corporate misnomer 'frivolous lawsuits' in America. In this special bonus episode, we have an exclusive interview with the attorney who represented the victim, Reed Morgan.
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AFP's Missouri State Director, Jeremy Cady, updates us on the work they are doing at the State Capitol.
AFP is one of the most active conservative groups in Missouri and around the nation. Among the topics covered in this discussion are health care - specifically, the debate over increasing the eligibility for Medicaid - and legal/tort reform proposals, which continues to be a priority for conservatives.
Cady also addresses the debate over so-called "dark money" and the effort to compel politically active organizations - including AFP - to disclose the names of their donors.
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