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FEATURE

MPL Case: Perinatal Risks Magnified by Improper Management

 

Patient safety experts from The Doctors Company examine a prenatal care case study to show how healthcare practitioners who seek opportunities to mitigate risks will find better outcomes for their patients, as well as reduced liability for themselves.

By Daniel Kent Cassavar and Angela Jordan


FREE
 
SEPTEMBER 2026
DATA SHARING PROJECT

The Aging of America: What It Means for MPL

 

Aging services extend across multiple settings, from residential care and adult day services to home health, hospice and more. The MPL Association examines the aging U.S. population, the expanding aging services sector, and the potential implications for MPL exposure.


FREE
 
SEPTEMBER 2026
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Third-Party Litigation Funding Again Leads List of State Enacted Legislation

 

The MPL Association focuses on state legislative activity including damages, expert witness reforms, third-party funding, and more and examines the impact for the medical professional liability community.

By Michael C. Stinson


Premium Content
 
SEPTEMBER 2026
 
FEATURE

Retention and Succession Planning in the Age of AI

 

Lavezz Middleton of the Jacobson Group discusses new talent (and technology) challenges and how organizations can retain existing employees, develop the next generation of leaders, and approach succession planning.

By Lavezz Middleton


FREE
 
AUGUST 2026
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Ripple, Wave, or Tsunami—How the 2026 Elections Are Shaping Up

 

The MPL Association’s Mike Stinson assesses the current state of political races around the United States and what they may mean for public policy efforts in 2027 and beyond.

By Michael C. Stinson


Premium Content
 
AUGUST 2026

 

FEATURE

Hospital Risk Executives Leverage Captives for Creative Risk Management

 

In the second of a two-part series, the MPL Association examines the tools that hospital risk executives use to manage risk, their take on how risk management approaches have evolved, and the outlook for HPL over the next three to five years.

By Amy Buttell


FREE
 
AUGUST 2026

11/27/2022: Due to a local power outage, the MPL Association’s phone system is currently offline. For email addresses, please see the Staff Directory.

 

Webinar

Beyond the Incident: Preventing Sexual Abuse and Misconduct in Healthcare

October 14 at 2:00 p.m.(ET)

Experts examine the recurring patterns and vulnerabilities that contribute to sexual abuse and misconduct risk.

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Save the Date!

The 2027 MPL Association Conference
May 19-21 in Los Angeles


Be the first to know when registration opens for the premier MPL industry conference!

Government Relations

Ripple, Wave, or Tsumani—
How the 2026 Elections Are Shaping Up

The MPL Association assesses the current state of political races around the U.S. and what they may mean for public policy efforts in 2027 and beyond.

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