Interested in large venue seminars?
Rimkus offers multiple annual CE/CLE seminars. Register for our upcoming educational opportunities below. For information on planning a seminar of your own, or to receive our seminar invitations, contact [email protected]
Webinars and Seminars
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Intoxication vs. Impairment: Navigating Drug Toxicology Results
August 12, 2026 at 10:00am CTThis course provides an overview of forensic toxicology testing with a focus on toxicology report assessment, common drugs of abuse and their effects on the human body, and the interpretation of drugs in legal and insurance cases. Participants will explore the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs, chemical testing methods, and differences in interpretation across workplace, traffic, postmortem, and impairment cases. The course also covers emerging drugs and polydrug use and their impact on human performance and driving.
United States-based participants have the opportunity to earn one hour of CE/CLE credit in multiple states. Full details will be listed on the registration page. -
Cole, Scott, and Kissane – 4-Hour Law and Ethics Update Course for 5-620 Adjuster
August 19, 2026 at 11:00am ETThis 4-hour Law and Ethics Update course is designed to satisfy the Florida continuing education requirement for licensed 5-620 Adjusters. The course provides an overview of current Florida insurance laws, regulatory updates, ethical standards, licensing requirements, and industry trends affecting insurance professionals. Participants will examine professional responsibilities, regulatory compliance, disciplinary actions, consumer protection requirements, and recent legislative and legal developments impacting the adjusting profession. Through practical examples and real-world scenarios, attendees will gain a better understanding of ethical decision-making, compliance obligations, and best practices for maintaining professionalism while serving policyholders, insurers, and the public. Upon completion, participants will be better equipped to navigate regulatory changes and uphold the ethical standards expected of Florida insurance adjusters.
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If These Walls Could Talk: Exterior Systems, Maintenance, and Failures
August 25, 2026 at 10:00am CTYour building’s exterior walls have a story to tell — and knowing how to read it can save your association from costly surprises. This one-hour course gives attendees a practical foundation in exterior wall systems: how they’re constructed, how they’re supposed to perform, and the warning signs that something has gone wrong. With a focus on structural issues specific to community association properties, this course bridges the gap between what contractors tell you and what you actually need to know to make confident, informed decisions on behalf of your community.
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Evaluating Axle Fires in Commercial Vehicle Losses
August 26, 2026 at 10:00am CTEvaluating Axle Fires in Commercial Vehicle Losses is a one-hour course that reviews wheel-end (“axle”) thermal events in heavy-duty vehicles such as semi-tractors, trailers, box trucks, and buses. Participants will examine common initiation scenarios, particularly overheated brakes (brake drag), bearing distress, and underinflated tires, and how these conditions can create sustained heat at the wheel end that may involve adjacent tire and vehicle components. The course includes an overview of major axle and wheel-end components and an air brake system walkthrough (supply and control functions) to explain how braking conditions can contribute to abnormal heat generation. Real-world style examples will be used to illustrate patterns, observable indicators, and documentation considerations that support an informed discussion of potential origin and contributing factors.
United States-based participants have the opportunity to earn one hour of CE/CLE credit in multiple states. Full details will be listed on the registration page. -
Little Bodies, Big Vulnerabilities: An Introduction to Pediatric Injury Biomechanics
September 9, 2026 at 10:00am CTThis one-hour course is designed to help participants understand the unique characteristics of pediatric populations and how these affect biomechanical response and injury potential. This course will introduce the audience to the differences seen in humans throughout growth and development, from newborn to skeletally mature or adulthood. The course will also provide examples on how the differences between pediatric and adult populations are quantified, with a special focus on understanding which scenarios represent increased injury potential for pediatric populations.
United States-based participants have the opportunity to earn one hour of CE/CLE credit in multiple states. Full details will be listed on the registration page. -
Lightning Damage Evaluations
September 23, 2026 at 10:00am CTLightning Damage Assessment is a one-hour course designed to show insurance professionals the engineering considerations involved in analyzing lightning strike cases. This presentation defines lightning and examines the factors causing lightning-based losses. It reviews facts behind lightning, the technology used in the field to study lightning damage claims, and methods used to differentiate lightning damage from other causes. Participants will view case studies discussing lightning strike claims to better their knowledge of lightning strike claims for future use.
United States-based participants have the opportunity to earn one hour of CE/CLE credit in multiple states. Full details will be listed on the registration page.