In this episode, Mike Ranalli delves into the complexities of qualified immunity. He explains this legal doctrine, which protects government officials from civil liability when performing discretionary functions, provided their actions don’t violate clearly established rights.

Risk is glorious in its technicolor explosions of fact, fiction, supposition and opinion. For those of us who manage those explosions, we often wonder if our primary role in governance is the herding of cats.

In this episode, Jennifer Shymanski explains the complexities of MSP compliance, including the statute, conditional payments, Medicare set asides and new reporting requirements.

As a pool communications director, I occasionally wish I had the superpower to insert knowledge into our members’ heads; instead, it’s necessary to use the more effective power of communication.

In this episode, experts discuss inter-governmental enterprise risk management (ERM) across various sectors.

So, you have to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for insurance broker or consultant services, and you’re dreading it. Guess what – the brokers and consultants are as well.