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Susan highlights CLM’s efforts to build community, attract younger professionals, and address staffing issues. The conversation also covers the impact of third-party litigation funding, legislative reforms, and the importance of educating consumers about insurance. The episode emphasizes collaboration, education, and innovation as keys to improving the industry’s future.
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