By Kristi Wright, MBA, CPCU, AIC—Senior Vice President, Claims, Curi Insurance

Recently, Dr. Gita Pensa, creator of the popular podcast, “Doctors and Litigation: The ‘L’ Word,” delivered an impactful keynote to our Curi Insurance team. This gathering was a key opportunity for our team to connect, learn, and reaffirm our commitment to supporting physicians and clinicians in medicine, business, and life. Dr. Pensa's talk at our event on the stress of litigation resonated deeply with us, highlighting a crucial point: a lack of understanding about the litigation process can intensify this stress for the impacted physician or clinician.

At Curi, our philosophy is “We Defend Good Medicine,” meaning we are dedicated to supporting our clients through one of the most challenging times in their careers. Dr. Pensa’s insights reminded us that, just as patients need clarity about their medical procedures, our clients need a clear understanding of the litigation process. I realized it was time to roll up our “trusted advisor” sleeves and educate!

I’m excited to announce that we have launched a new educational program to demystify the litigation process: The Curi Litigation Education Hub. From blogs and videos to downloadable guides, this program breaks down the entire litigation process, including the roles of key professionals, depositions, mediation, trials, and more. Through our partnership with Dr. Pensa, we’re also providing our Curi clients with an opportunity to earn up to 11 hours of CME credit* through an informative video series. Dr. Pensa’s advice provides actionable tips and stress-reducing strategies to help you navigate this challenging process.

Our commitment to being your trusted partner is predicated on our key values at Curi, one of which is Service Commitment. This new program helps honor that commitment, in that we aim to make the litigation process much more transparent and less stressful.

To learn more and access the Curi Litigation Education Hub, visit curi.com/litigation-education. You can also read and subscribe to our blog at blog.curi.com.

*This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.