• Evaluating Claims of Economic Loss
  Here are eight considerations for investigating, evaluating, and defending claims of economic loss in the casualty and commercial liability context. Jim Pattillo | 5/17/2012
• When Does Aggressive Claims Management Become Bad Faith?
  The question in any bad-faith dispute is not whether a claim is debatable but whether it has been evaluated reasonably, fairly, and objectively. Sam Friedman | 5/14/2012
• A Win for CLM
  As the final session wrapped up and the annual CLM conference came to a close in March, I sat back and thought about what it means to me to be a part of this organization. Eric Gilkey | 5/10/2012
• When Kids Bring Guns to School
  Here are some of the entities that may be named in suits involving kids who bring firearms to school and the premise for their alleged liability. Mary Anne Medina | 4/24/2012
• How Not to Settle a Wrongful Death Claim
  Beware of the heir that is not so apparent. Timothy D. Lake | 4/23/2012
• Continuing Your Education
  A look at CLM’s revised Reservation of Rights and Choice of Counsel training program. Staff Writer | 4/22/2012

Scott Clark, a former president and current board member of RIMS—and CLM member since 2011—discusses the job he’s done for 26 years as the risk and benefits officer of the Office of Risk and Benefits Management for the Miami-Dade County School Board. Kris Kennet and other CLM members answer the question, “What do you consider to be the most challenging and most costly claim errors that are made due to inadequate skill development?”