Upcoming Webinars
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Ripped from the Headlines: Hot Topics in Life Sciences 2026
The life sciences industry is constantly changing, and equally dynamic are the challenges industry participants encounter. Join Medmarc's Risk Managers to discuss these changes from 2026.
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Claims 2026: Navigating an Increasingly Difficult World for Life Sciences
Join Andy Hall as he gives an update on the claims and legal environment for life science companies.
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Past Webinars
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Claims 2021: Another Year Unlike Any Other
In this year’s annual year-end wrap-up, a panel that includes members of Medmarc’s Claims Department, Megan Grossman of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, and Karen Shimonsky of Gordon Rees Scully...
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Are there special considerations for designing medical products for the layperson?
The answer is both no and yes. It is widely believed that good design transcends the need for specialized knowledge – the product itself should demonstrate what it is capable of by utilizing its...
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How Human Factors is a key component of your product risk management process and why regulatory agencies are paying attention
Attendees to this webinar will learn more about the following: What is Human Factors/Usability Engineering (HF/UE) for medical products? What are the regulatory bodies asking for around HF/UE? How...
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To Repair or Not to Repair: The Shakespeare Question of 2021
This webinar will discuss legislative action across the nation surrounding the topic of the “right to repair.” What started as a competition-driven movement for electronic devices such as phones and...
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