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Insurance On-Demand
Strengthen your insurance practice with on-demand learning designed for Illinois attorneys who handle coverage questions, claim disputes, and litigation strategy. Explore resources that focus on how policies are interpreted and constructed, the duties of policyholders and insurers, and recurring issues like the duty to defend and reservations of rights.
You will also find practical, issue-specific programs and materials tied to real client problems, including insurance litigation causes of action, title insurance defense obligations, and long-term care insurance claims, with guidance on contract features, the claims process, and common denial pitfalls. Learn on your schedule and apply what you review directly to active matters.
Long Term Services and Supports for ACA Adults
NAELA2506-R
This program provides an overview of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how it affects residents applying for, or receiving, medical assistance while residing in long-term care facilities.
$65.00
Long Term Care Insurance - Reading Contracts Avoiding Denials
NAELA2500-R
As Baby Boomers age, there has been an increase in the number of long-term care policies that come thru an attorney’s office for review. This session will review the main parts of a long-term care contract and the key benefit features clients and attorneys will want to know as they consider making a claim. The session will also go over the document-intensive claim process and the most common pitfalls that cause a claim denial. We will cover best strategies and resources for families who are managing a claim. With this information, attorneys should be armed to better advise their clients about how to use this valuable resource.
$65.00
Pre-Litigation Considerations in Personal Injury Cases
P2421-24R
This course provides an overview of the activities that occur before a personal injury case ever gets to trial.
$75.00
Medicare and the Jimmo Case
NAELA2410-R
This course provides an introduction to the Jimmo v. Sebelius case and the fact that Medicare coverage is available even to those in the program whose conditions will not improve.
$60.00