Tort Reform in the Public Sector
Tamika Puckett
Executive Vice President, Public Sector Practice Leader, Protecdiv, Inc.
In this episode, we chat with Tamika Puckett, Executive Vice President at Protective Inc., on tort reform’s impact on public entities. Tamika explains tort reform, its goals, and effects on cities, schools, and public safety agencies. The conversation covers damage caps, liability rules, third-party litigation funding, and the challenges and unintended consequences of reform. The discussion also explores the role of courts, risk management strategies, and legislative trends, offering practical insights for public sector leaders navigating liability risks and maintaining public trust.
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Tamika Puckett
Executive Vice President, Public Sector Practice Leader, Protecdiv, Inc.
Summary of Qualifications
She holds a Master of Science in Financial Management from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University.
