2026 CLM Work Comp Conference

                               

2026 CLM Work Comp Conference – Nashville, TN
May 20- May 21, 2026

CLM is now accepting submissions for presentations at the 2026 Work Comp Conference.


Position Yourself as a Thought Leader in Work Comp

This is your opportunity to share critical insights on the most pressing issues in work comp claims and litigation management – whether that’s emerging case law, impact of AI on procedures, cost-containment practices, or evolving regulatory trends. CLM is pleased to once again gather work comp professionals focused on claims resolution and litigation management and invites you to participate by shaping the dialogue, showcasing your expertise, and contributing to advancing best practices. As the curator of a session at this conference you can connect with peers, inspire change, and position yourself as a trusted thought leader in the field.

Our sessions are designed to foster meaningful discussion and peer-to-peer learning thanks in part to our signature roundtable format. These interactive sessions encourage dialogue and idea exchange with speakers serving as facilitators, there are no AV components, PowerPoints, or visual aids. Just a constantly evolving conversation guided by the session speakers.


Why Present at CLM's Work Comp Conference?

  • Build Your Personal Brand: Position yourself as an industry leader and subject matter expert.
  • Shape the Future: Share innovative solutions and help set the agenda for the next generation of claims and litigation professionals.
  • Make Connections: Working on a panel together is a great way to build relationships.
  • Make a Difference: Contribute to meaningful conversations and be part of driving positive change.

Audience

Our attendees are decision makers and influencers. You’ll be speaking to mid-to senior-level litigation, claims, and risk professionals, as well as experienced attorneys, making this the perfect platform to showcase your knowledge and make valuable connections.


Key Deadlines 

  • December 5, 2025 – Submission Deadline
  • December 19, 2025 – Notifications Sent 
  • January 23, 2026 – CE/CLE Written Materials Due  
  • January 23, 2026 – Speaker Bios, Photos, Instructor Packets Due 
  • To comply with state regulations, each speaker will be required to complete an instructor packet that requires a birthdate and social security number.

Presentation Formats
Known for its highly interactive format, the CLM Annual Conference offers sessions designed to get people talking and thinking:

  • Roundtable: No PowerPoints here. Expect dynamic, speaker-facilitated discussions with open square seating, ideal for engagement and lively debate.
     

Note: Most Roundtable sessions are capped at 50 attendees, but capacity is determined by room size to ensure meaningful interaction and discussion.


Speaker Panel Requirements

  • Panel Composition: You must have a minimum of four and a maximum of five speakers. At least one speaker must be a CLM Fellow.
  • Diversity: We value diversity in all its forms. Ensure your panel brings together different perspectives, including race, gender, age, sexual orientation, and thought.
  • Eligibility: Speakers must be CLM Fellows or Members. Service Providers are welcome but must become sponsors to participate.
    • Not a CLM Fellow or Member? You’re welcome to join CLM and become a member to participate as a speaker.

Speaker Benefits

  • Speakers receive complimentary registration for this conference.
    • Note: Travel arrangements and compensation are not provided.
       

Important Details for Proposal Submission

Submit your proposal using the Submission Form tab above by December 12, 2025.


Want to Speak but Don’t Have a Panel?
No problem. Email programming@theclm.org with your background, experience, and topic interests, and we’ll do our best to pair you with a panel in need of a speaker.


Questions?
We’re here to help. Email programming@theclm.org with any questions.


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