McGriff National Webinar Series

About the Webinar Series

  • Webinars typically take place on the third Thursday of every month at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time.
  • Each webinar lasts approximately 60 minutes.
  • Registration links are provided below with each webinar; a confirmation email will be sent to the email address provided. Reminder emails will be sent 24 hours and one hour prior to the event.
  • To join a webinar on the scheduled day and time, please click on the “join” link in either the confirmation email or reminder emails you receive.
  • All webinars will be recorded and available within 72 hours if you’re unable to join the live session.
  • If you need help, please contact Lesonya Wilder at [email protected].

2026 Monthly Webinar Schedule

Topic Overview

Navigating OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting

January 22, 2026

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Are you confident your company’s OSHA logs are inspection-ready? Do you know key deadlines for reporting requirements? This essential webinar will provide the clarity and tools you need to accurately document work-related injuries and illnesses, meet upcoming reporting deadlines, and stay in compliance.

Join us as we break down complex regulatory requirements into actionable steps.

Key Takeaways:

  • Know the upcoming deadlines for annual OSHA reporting, including the 300A summary and electronic submission requirements
  • Understand the fundamentals of OSHA recordkeeping to confidently determine what is (and isn’t) a recordable case
  • Learn when and how to report severe injuries to OSHA within crucial timelines (8 or 24 hours)
  • Apply best practices for accurate, timely recordkeeping and leverage available resources to stay in compliance

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Speakers:

George Harris, Risk Control Consultant

The Essential Elements of a High-Impact Fleet Safety Program

March 12, 2026

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A strong fleet safety program is a powerful strategy for driving profit and operational excellence. It can boost your bottom line by reducing accidents, cutting operational costs (insurance, repairs, liability), and enhancing driver retention and productivity. Fleet safety also protects your employees, the public, and your company’s reputation.

Designed for fleet managers, logistics professionals, and operations leaders, join us for this informative webinar to learn more about how driver safety initiatives can improve your bottom line. You’ll come away with actionable strategies in these key areas:

  • Safety and Compliance: Master insurance requirements, promote an unwavering commitment to safety, manage driver behavior, and leverage technology for proactive risk mitigation.
  • Strategic Hiring and MVR Checks: The critical role of conducting thorough motor vehicle record (MVR) checks and establishing guidelines to avoid negligent hiring claims.
  • Effective Written Policies: Build a sustainable, long-lasting, and positive fleet safety culture.
  • Training and Competency: Explore driving training strategies, including defensive driving techniques, to promote competency and reduce incidents.
  • Technology and Data Analytics: Utilize the latest fleet technology and telematics to track assets, manage maintenance, and leverage real-time data for driver accountability and better decision-making.
  • Accident Investigation: Implement a robust investigation program to determine root causes, take corrective actions, and prevent future incidents, which lowers costs and improves safety.

Register today to build a safer, more efficient, and more profitable fleet operation.

Speakers:

Kevin Arnett, Risk Control Consultant

Named Storms: Real-World Insights to Navigate Coverage with Confidence

May 21, 2026

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Join us for a comprehensive discussion on named storms in commercial property insurance. This presentation will explore how named storms are defined, how they affect insurance coverage, and the role of endorsements and deductibles in shaping policy terms.

Learning Objectives/Key Takeaways:

Join us as we discuss:

  • Key distinctions between named storm, hurricane, and windstorm provisions
  • Real-world examples from major insurers
  • Practical insights and actionable takeaways to help you navigate storm-related coverage with confidence

Speaker:

Douglas Hall, AIC, Senior Claims Account Executive

Navigating OSHA’s Regulatory Landscape: Updates & Emphasis Programs

June 18, 2026

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Are you confident your safety protocols align with the latest standards and regulations from OSHA (the Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?

Join us for an informative webinar on regulatory changes from OSHA in 2026. Attendees will gain valuable insights to help ensure their teams remain trained and prepared to meet current OSHA requirements and maintain workplace safety.

Learning Objectives/Key Takeaways:

  • Insights into future and pending regulatory updates, including what to expect in the next 12 months
  • OSHA’s National Emphasis Programs and emerging enforcement priorities
  • New resources and guidance from OSHA to support compliance and workplace safety in 2026

Speaker:

Nick Reynolds, CSP AVP, Risk Control Consultant

Essential Insights into Workers’ Compensation Part B

July 16, 2026

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Join us for a detailed exploration of Workers’ Compensation Part B—Employers’ Liability Insurance—and its essential role in protecting businesses from legal and financial risks arising from workplace injuries. We’ll clarify how Part B complements statutory benefits by protecting employers against lawsuits and filling important coverage gaps. And we’ll focus on the specific types of claims that fall under Part B instead of General Liability.

Join us to learn how to:

  • Identify who is eligible to file claims under Part B Employers’ Liability Coverage
  • Explain the specific reasons these Part B claims are not covered under standard General Liability (GL) policies
  • Distinguish between claims covered by the primary Workers’ Compensation remedy and those falling under Part B coverage
  • Analyze standard General Liability exclusions to prevent coverage overlaps and ensure proper coverage

Speaker:

Dawn Daum, CLCS, VP and Claims Manager

William Stanley II, Senior Claims Account Executive

I Disagree With My Insurance Company, Now What?

September 17, 2026

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When your insurance company denies a claim or offers less than you were expecting, the next steps can feel overwhelming. Learn more about what to do when you find yourself at odds with your insurer and the practical options available when you have concerns about the settlement value of your claim.

Learning Objectives/Key Takeaways

  • The most frequent reasons insurance claims are denied or disputed
  • Key policy provisions regarding claims settlements and payments
  • How to evaluate your own policy claims to ensure all coverages are considered
  • How to apply insights from case law discussions to common insurance disputes
  • How to create an action plan for challenging an insurer’s settlement offer

Speaker:

John Rabun, CLCS, AVP and Claims Account Executive

The High Cost of Distraction: Protecting Your Fleet, Drivers, and Balance Sheet

October 15, 2026

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Distracted driving is escalating the severity of losses across the trucking industry, causing expensive disruptions and exposing fleets to costly settlements and verdicts. Traditional safety programs are no longer enough. To limit and mitigate the cost of claims and lawsuits when they’re presented, the industry needs robust fleet safety programs – including those devoted to driver behaviors and tendencies, especially distracted driving.

This webinar will break down emerging risk patterns observed in the latest claims data and offer strategies to strengthen driver awareness, close operational gaps, and defend your fleet effectively.

Learning Objectives/Key Takeaways

Discover how to:

  • Define key aspects and behaviors that constitute distracted driving in a commercial setting
  • Identify and interpret Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and relevant local authority regulations pertaining to distracted driving
  • Develop or audit company policies and procedures to effectively mitigate distracted driving risks.
  • Analyze the significant legal ramifications and financial exposures (including “nuclear verdicts”) resulting from distracted driving incidents
  • Implement actionable strategies to strengthen leadership buy-in and enhance driver awareness across your fleet

Speakers:

Mike Hulsey, CDS, Risk Control Consultant

Matt Frasier, CDS, Risk Control Consultant

Bill Robertson, CIC, CP and Senior Risk Control Consultant

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