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Dealing with Lawyers: Working Together with Counsel to Optimize Risk Management

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Risk and Insurance Management Society RiskWorld 2026

Description:

Like contractual indemnification and insurance clauses, risk management and legal departments should cooperatively function to facilitate comprehensive risk management. Consider these two departments’ mutual objective to minimize liability and losses. Guage the negative implications of the silo effect—from dampened communication and collaboration to risk management mistakes in contracts, claims handling, transactions and legal compliance.

Focus on how the typical roles and responsibilities of risk professionals and in-house and outside counsel can dovetail to avoid these pitfalls. Study the success stories and learn from the failures that illustrate what happens when risk professionals and counsel fail to take advantage of opportunities for collaboration.

Learning Objectives:

Speakers:

John Koch, Shareholder, Insurance Counseling and Recovery, Flaster Greenberg

Laura Hatton, Risk Manager, Burnham Holdings, Inc.

Date & Time:

Monday, May 4, 2026

2:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Location:

Pennsylvania Convention Center
1101 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Registration:

Click here to register for this event. 

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