Q&A: A Look at E-Billing and Legal Bill Review Practices Looking towards the next phase When you’ve worked on both sides of the claims litigation relationship like Allan Rotlewicz has, you’re bound to bring a unique perspective to the table. That’s precisely why CaseGlide CEO Wesley Todd sat down with Rotlewicz, a partner at Rumberger …
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Strategic Claims Litigation Management Reporting and Metrics: Part 2 Making measurable improvements to your litigated claims process In part one of this reporting series, we outlined critical litigation and analytics reports for claims leaders and covered the organization of big picture and current inventory data. Both are exceptionally important to having a high-level understanding of …
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How Claims Litigation Information Can Enrich Insurance Underwriting Data Tim Berners-Lee, the computer scientist best known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, had a profound take on data. “Data is a precious thing and will last longer than the systems themselves,” he once said. However, as many insurers have learned, truly valuable data …
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Strategic Claims Litigation Management Reporting and Metrics: Part 1 Seeing the Big Picture and Nailing the Foundation Successful claims organizations know that relying on hunches and gut feelings around their litigation management efforts is a recipe for bad decision-making. Understanding circumstances like litigation trends, current case inventory, early resolution candidates, problem files, and attorney performance …
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New Litigated Claims Rise 12% and Notices of Intent to Initiate Litigation are up 24% in March for Florida’s Largest P&C Insurers Florida Litigation Management Data Trends, March 2022 As the industry’s leading claims litigation management software provider, CaseGlide compiles a broad swath of claims data that represents a variety of segments and geographies. One …
Social Inflation Q&A with Taylor Smith of Suite 200 Solutions A Guide to Social Inflation These days, it’s nearly impossible to discuss claims litigation without the topic of social inflation rising to the forefront. It’s a topic we’ve written about extensively on the CaseGlide blog, touching on social inflation and early intervention as well as …
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New Litigated Claims Jump 37% in January for Florida’s Largest P&C Insurers Florida Litigation Management Data Trends, January 2022 As the industry’s leading claims litigation management software provider, CaseGlide compiles a broad swath of claims data that represents a variety of segments and geographies. One of the most interesting data sets that we regularly gather …
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Benefits of Litigation Management Software to Defense Counsel Future technology drives collaboration between claims teams and attorneys According to the 2020 CLM Defense Counsel Study, there’s a distinct gap between outside counsels’ perceived performance levels and claims customers’ perception of their performance. Specifically on the customer side, only two percent stated they receive any metrics …
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Our Most Viewed Blogs and Podcasts At CaseGlide, we work hard to deliver valuable information and content from industry thought leaders currently helping to shape litigation management’s future. In case you missed them during the first go-around, below is a list of our most popular blogs, articles, and podcasts from 2021. We hope you find …
Data Security Risks in Litigation Management The dangers of email reliance when managing litigated claims and how to reduce the risk There’s an inherent need for claims litigation professionals and their defense counsel to transfer large amounts of case-related material. Though simple in theory, this practice is rife with complications and inherent security risks. Sharing …