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CRICO Law Day: Celebrating 35 years of Protecting Providers

Implications of the enhanced disciplinary actions at the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine and the groundbreaking work in the development of immunotherapies in cancer treatment headlined the presentations at CRICO’s 35th Annual Law Day in December at the Fairmont Copley Plaza. Each year, this event brings together CRICO Claims Department personnel and CRICO panel counsel for a year in review and educational sessions, including legal updates and featured advancements in the Harvard medical community.

Law Day also serves as a celebration of the incredible work of the CRICO defense community all year long on behalf of our insured. CRICO is deeply grateful for the skill and commitment of its Claims staff and panel counsel.



First Published – February 17, 2025
Related To: Claims
Mark Reynolds, CRICO President, greets attendees
Cheerful attendees at sign in
Stunning architecture in the Boston Fairmont Copley
The day begins with a warm welcome.
Beth Cushing, Esq and Ken Settel, MD at Law Day, 2024Beth Cushing, Esq and Ken Settel, MD at Law Day, 2024
CRICO's claims representatives and legal counsel enjoy reconnecting.

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