Auto Casualty, Auto Physical Damage, Workers' Comp

Guidewire Connections 2025

Event Details

Start: October 27, 2025 @ 11:00AM EDT On-Demand End: October 30, 2025 @ EDT On-Demand Location: Fontainebleau Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV

Please join us at Guidewire Connections taking place October 27-30, 2025 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore emerging trends in cloud technology as well as gain a deeper understanding of what the Guidewire cloud journey into the future looks like. With over 90 learning sessions—covering everything from keynotes, breakout topics, and hands-on workshops—there is something for everyone no matter their expertise or experience level.

Mitchell is pleased to be a Bronze Sponsor at this year’s conference. Join us in the Partner Pavilion to learn more about our latest expert solutions and new! Cloud Native accelerators.

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Mitchell Article

Insurtech: Improving Consumer Experiences and Relationships

May 10, 2018

Technology is one of the hottest topics in insurance, as Insurtech innovations continue to disrupt the industry. Between improving customer experiences and relationships, helping contain costs and using data to improve decision-making, technology has been and will continue to make significant improvements in Property & Casualty claims handling.

Mitchell News Release

Oklahoma Joins Growing Chorus of States Limiting Opioids

May 10, 2018

New opioid-limiting legislation has been signed into law in Oklahoma.

Workers' Comp Article

Quarterly Drug Update: Pharmacy Drug Spend

May 9, 2018

CompPharma's 2018 Annual Survey of Prescription Drug Management in Workers' Comp found that, in the past eight years, drug spend has decreased 31.5% among those surveyed in workers’ compensation. Part of this is due to increased focus on dangerous opioid prescribing behaviors and the implementation of state-mandated formularies. Opioid spend has decreased for the same group by around 18.22% in the past year and payers and PBM’s have been able to reduce opioid spend by about one third in the last two years.

Workers' Comp News Release