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Price
$79
for Association Member
$99
for Non-member
75 minutes
Date Published
June 16, 2026
Publisher
Kentucky Justice Association
Subjects
Auto,
Settlements
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Summary
The auto insurance industry has replaced the judgment of medical professionals with claims management software programs such as Colossus that rely on medical records and other data input by the insurance adjuster to calculate the value of your client’s injuries. Any injuries not included in your client’s medical records are not part of the data set for Colossus calculations, leaving your client’s damages undervalued.
Getting your client a fair settlement requires knowing how Colossus uses your client’s medical records to value damages, including what information is entered into the system, understanding AMA Guidelines and how they are used by Colossus, and knowing how to use AMA Guidelines at trial to counter the defense’s valuation.
Mike Schafer and Jack Sells will use an actual case study to illustrate the workings of computer-driven settlement programs, such as Colossus, including key points that factor into calculating the value placed on your client’s injuries. You will learn how Colossus uses AMA Guidelines in its software algorithms and how you can use those guidelines in trial to counter the defense’s valuation. Using the techniques from this webinar, you can increase both settlements and trial verdicts, getting your clients the justice they deserve.
Our speakers will also bring in Virginia personal injury attorney Leila Kilgore and interview her about some of her successful cases in this area.
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Program Titles and Supporting Materials
This program contains the following components:
Media Files
Colossus, Settlements, Litigation and the AMA Guidelines - Video
Downloadable Files
Colossus, Settlements, Litigation and the AMA Guidelines - Handout
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