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Helping risk managers make the most informed decisions
WHAT'S NEXT FOR QUALIFIED IMMUNITY?
Steven Leone | Vice President, Claim Unit Manager
and Benjamin C. Eggert | Partner, Wiley Rein, LLP
Over the last several weeks, the nation has been focused on the criminal trial and conviction of Derek Chauvin for the tragic death of George Floyd. Since George Floyd’s death nearly a year ago, police reform efforts have advanced with greater urgency. There are increasing calls to regulate the police and to hold them accountable. In years past, qualified immunity may have been an obscure legal doctrine arising in civil lawsuits against government officials. Not anymore. Qualified immunity is in the spotlight. So, what’s next for qualified immunity?
ASSESSING CALIFORNIA'S AMENDED USE-OF-FORCE LAW
Ted Gaisford | Sr. Vice President, Claim Division, Genesis & GenStar
and Benjamin C. Eggert | Sr. Vice President, Claim Division, Genesis & GenStar
CRITICAL THINKING FOR PROPERTY AND CASUALTY PROFESSIONALS
Regina Kirwan | Chief Marketing Officer, Genesis & GenStar
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO IMPROVE JOB SATISFACTION
Dave Erazmus | Marketing Executive
Providing a level of satisfaction to associates should be a priority, for managers seeking to attract and retain good employees. It should also be the responsibility of employees, as well, within the organization. Each group can play a pivotal role in heightening job satisfaction.
COUNTING THE COST OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Kevin Williams | Division Manager - Genesis
Researchers, reporters and risk managers are getting a clearer picture of the cost of sexual abuse and molestation claims involving children, and it's not all measured in dollars and cents. What can be done to arrest this growing epidemic? One large urban school district was forced to confront the question.