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#266 - Liability Guru Joe Brunsman Offers Tips on How Not To Get Burned

ChannelPro Weekly Podcast · 2024-07-05 · 34 min

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It isn't often that MSPs WANT to hear from someone described as an "insurance dork" but Joseph Brunsman is the exception. The liability guru and former naval officer joins Tech Editor Matt Whitlock to chat about what MSPs need to do to avoid compliance traps. Brunsman shares what's happening in the world of MSP regulations right now, shares suggestions on how not to get burned - with the "million-dollar MSP lawsuit" as an example - and he answers three questions in rapid-fire format. And along with all those nuggets of wisdom, he reveals a childhood cringe moment: When his grandmother took him to a matinee show of the first "Austin Powers" movie. In her defense, she had no idea what it was about. "Throw me a friggin' bone here!" Links mentioned in this episode: Brunsman's most popular YouTube video on the million-dollar MSP lawsuit. - Brunsman's YouTube channel, and on LinkedIn.

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