Learning From Experience: Case Studies on Negligent Security Claims
What to expect:
Join us for an enlightening session where we delve into real-world case studies of security-related claims within public housing agencies. Our panel will analyze each situation, providing valuable insights into what could have been done to prevent or mitigate these claims.
This interactive forum encourages active participation, welcoming your questions and engagement. Whether you're involved in risk management, property security, or housing operations, this session is a unique opportunity to learn from the experiences of others and enhance your organization's preparedness.
Don't miss out on this session that combines practical knowledge with a collaborative atmosphere to help you navigate security challenges effectively.
Session Resources
- The Pros and Cons of Direct Hiring vs. Contracted Security Services for Housing Organizations
- Vandalism Problems? Try These Tips to Improve Your Housing Organization's Property Security
- New Law Shields Florida MultifamilyOwners With Certain Security Measures From Liability Related to Third-Party Crime
- Video: A Wholistic Approach to Security in Public and Affordable Housing
- What is Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design?
Panel Spotlight
J.B. Smith | HAI Group
J.B. Smith is a senior risk control consultant with HAI Group, providing risk control services to policyholders in the Mid-Atlantic region and parts of the Midwest. J.B. has over 20 years of law enforcement and security-related experience. His extensive background has honed his ability to train housing professionals in safety, security, and risk management.
Panel Spotlight
Janelle Howard | HAI Group
Janelle is a regional claims manager at HAI Group. She joined the company in 1998 and has worked closely with public and affordable housing providers to deliver exceptional casualty claims handling. With more than 25 years of claims experience, Janelle holds a master’s in social work (MSW), an Associate in Claims (AIC), and is a Certified Public Housing Manager (C-PHM).
Panel Spotlight
Carrie Blackburn Riley | Blackburn Riley, LLC
Carrie is admitted to practice by the Maryland Court of Appeals, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Her practice focuses on liability, premises security, governmental liability, public housing law, fair housing law, and employment practices. She is experienced in a variety of other matters, including the defense of toxic tort claims, police practices, product liability, breach of contract, reasonable accommodation issues, and class actions. Carrie currently serves as general counsel to the Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County, the Housing Authority of Prince George’s County, the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis, the Housing Authority of Washington County, the Housing Commission of Talbot County, the Wicomico County Housing Authority, the Housing Authority of Crisfield, Glenarden Housing Authority, the Housing Authority for the City of College Park, and Elkton Housing Authority. She also serves on an assignment basis as counsel to the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County, the Housing Authority of Baltimore City, the Housing Authority of the City of Hagerstown, and the Queen Anne’s County Housing Authority. Carrie is a member of NAHRO, previously serving as chair of its Board of Ethics and Credentialing. She has been a regular speaker at local MARC and MAHRO conferences on issues of interest to housing authorities. She is also a participating member of the Housing Defense Law Institute.
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