The 2025 Combined Claims Conference (CCC) takes place May 13–14, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Orange County in Garden Grove, California. This annual event brings together insurance claims professionals for two days of education and networking. MEA Forensic’s Dwayne Toscano, Naveen Jasty and Gabrielle Booth will be on the exhibit floor throughout the event, eager to discuss how their expertise in failure analysis, injury biomechanics and collision reconstruction can support the wide range of claims attendees may handle. Spot them at our bright red booth #303.
The 2025 CCC is titled The New Frontier: The Future of Claims, and offers four concurrent educational tracks: Property, Liability, Special Investigations Unit (SIU), and a new Work Comp/Subrogation track. The program features sessions on fire spread, large loss water claims and hidden structural distress, which are topics that align closely with Dwayne Toscano’s work as a failure analysis expert. As MEA Forensic prepares to expand its failure analysis capabilities into California, Dwayne’s expertise in investigating water escapes, lithium-ion battery fires and equipment failures will be a valuable resource for subrogation professionals, attorneys and adjusters managing complex loss investigations and looking for expert insight. The full CCC program is available online.

