Best CE for tough liability decisions

I’m due for 8 CE hours by June 30 and want courses that go deep on comparative negligence — chain-reaction crashes or shared-fault slip-and-falls — plus practical guidance on explaining determinations with empathy to insureds and claimants. If you’ve taken a webinar with real scene diagrams or dashcam analysis and useful phrasing for difficult calls, who was the provider and did it include ethics credit?

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I got my last 8 hours with PLRB’s Auto Claims: Accident Reconstruction Basics — real scene diagrams and dashcam clips — and the tactic that’s moved the needle for me is sketching a quick time–distance chart and saying, “Here’s the sequence we verified, so the split lands 60/40.” Caveat: PLRB needs member access; if that’s a hassle, IRMI’s comparative negligence module is a solid backup: https://www.irmi.com.

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