Recordings and Training Materials

Explore recordings and PowerPoint materials from previous CRL webinars and trainings below. Select “Read More” to open and review each session’s content.

Medicare Set-Asides Series

Part 1: Foundations of Medicare Set-Asides

March 3, 2026

Gain a clear understanding of Medicare Set-Asides (MSAs)—what they are, why CMS approval is essential, and the steps to initiate the process. Learn who holds responsibility, when to engage, and how to avoid common pitfalls and misconceptions that can derail compliance.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define what a Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) is and its role in settlements.
  • Explain why CMS approval is critical and how the process works.
  • Identify key responsibilities and timing for initiating an MSA.
  • Recognize common misunderstandings and how to avoid them.
Part 2: Advanced Medicare Set-Asides Strategies

April 7, 2026

Explore advanced techniques to reduce settlement costs and improve outcomes, including Evidence-Based Medical MSAs, iMSAs, Structured MSAs, cost-saving strategies, and real-world case studies.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Apply advanced strategies to reduce settlement costs.
  • Understand Evidence-Based Medical MSAs and iMSAs.
  • Evaluate structured MSAs and reversionary interests for cost efficiency.
  • Analyze real-world examples to improve decision-making.
Part 3: What’s Changing in Medicare

May 12, 2026

Learn about upcoming changes in Medicare and gain clarity on CMS reporting requirements.

Learning Objectives:

  • Summarize recent and upcoming changes in Medicare compliance.
  • Interpret CMS reporting requirements and their impact on claims handling.
  • Implement best practices to stay compliant and mitigate risk.

Roof Maintenance Series

Session 1: Foundations of Roof Maintenance & Risk Awareness

April 14, 2026

Effective roof maintenance is a critical component of property risk management. Poor maintenance can lead to significant financial losses, operational disruptions, and increased liability exposure. Understanding these risks helps organizations prioritize preventive measures.

Participants will learn to:

  • Assess Risks: Recognize how neglecting roof upkeep can result in costly repairs, business interruptions, and legal claims.
  • Identify Common Issues: Understand typical causes of roof-related failures and claims, such as weather damage, aging materials, and inadequate inspections.
  • Integrate Maintenance into Risk Strategy: Appreciate the role of proactive roof care in reducing overall property risk and safeguarding organizational assets.
Session 2: Building Envelope & Structural Systems

May 5, 2026

A strong understanding of roof systems and their components is essential for effective maintenance and risk prevention. Each element of a roof has unique vulnerabilities that can lead to costly failures if overlooked. Regular inspections and seasonal strategies help extend roof life and reduce unexpected issues.

Participants will learn to:

  • Identify Key Components: Understand the structure of roof systems and common weak points that require attention.
  • Apply Inspection & Maintenance Techniques: Gain practical strategies for routine checks and seasonal upkeep to prevent damage.
  • Recognize System Interactions: Explore how roofs connect with drainage, HVAC, and other building elements, and why these relationships matter for overall building performance.
  • Assess Risks: Recognize how neglecting roof upkeep can result in costly repairs, business interruptions, and legal claims.
  • Identify Common Issues: Understand typical causes of roof-related failures and claims, such as weather damage, aging materials, and inadequate inspections.
  • Integrate Maintenance into Risk Strategy: Appreciate the role of proactive roof care in reducing overall property risk and safeguarding organizational assets.

SNCC MAP Insights Series

SNCC MAP Insights Series Session 1: Safety Training Source (SNCC Learning Management System)
February 3, 2026

Safety National offers a useful alternative to traditional training through Safety Training Source. With over 1,000 interactive courses and hundreds of on-demand videos, this competency-based training helps organizations meet safety goals and prevent accidents and loss

NIJO Series

Session 1: Grievances: The Canary in the Coalmine
May 6, 2026

In this session, NIJO reviewed the components of the Prison Litigation Reform Act and how inmates must exhaust their administrative remedies before they are permitted to file a federal lawsuit.  Further they discussed, important components of a good grievance policy and how to make sure your grievance system works for you.

Stand-Alone Recordings

Inspecting, Testing, and Maintenance of Fire Equipments

April 28, 2026

Marsh will share expert guidance on maintaining effective fire protection systems to safeguard property and reduce risk. This session will focus on:

  • Types of Fire Protection Equipment – Understand the roles of sprinklers, alarms, extinguishers, and suppression systems in property safety.
  • Inspection & Testing Requirements – Learn NFPA and local code standards for proper maintenance.
  • Documentation Best Practices – Discover how to record inspections and testing for compliance and audit readiness.
  • Common Issues & Solutions – Identify frequent challenges and proactive strategies to address them.
  • Impact on Loss Control – Explore how equipment readiness influences claims mitigation and overall risk management.
Opioid Settlement Funding: A Risk Pool Opportunity to Reduce Public Safety Losses
April 23, 2026

The session focuses on how pools can help member agencies connect settlement dollars to high-liability areas like exposure risk, training gaps, policy defensibility, and operational readiness. Attendees will leave with a clear framework for educating members, aligning funding with proven loss controls, and using this funding stream to meaningfully reduce exposure and stabilize long-term risk.

CRL Renewal Process Overview & Underwriting Update Webinar
April 15, 2026

This session will provide CRL members with an overview of the renewal submission process and upcoming renewal cycle expectations. The session will walk through the renewal application requirements, data
components, and general submission guidelines, with time allotted to address participant questions.

In addition, attendees will receive an update on the marketing of the renewal programs, including current status and key considerations, as well as a review of renewal timelines and any anticipated changes for the upcoming cycle.

CRL 2026 Kickoff

February 18, 2026

This session is designed to reconnect, realign, and reinvigorate our shared commitment to collaboration and excellence as a member-owned reinsurance company.

Marsh: How to Prepare Your Property for Loss Control Inspections
February 24, 2026

Ken Botes guided participants through best practices for preparing county buildings ahead of scheduled loss control inspections. The session covered documentation readiness, physical site preparation, and effective coordination with inspection teams. Special emphasis was placed on common deficiencies, strategies to avoid them, and how thorough preparation can positively influence underwriting and claims outcomes.