Edward J. Priz is President and Principal Consultant of Advanced Insurance Management LLC, a consulting firm specializing in reviewing Workers Compensation insurance premium costs. 

He has served as an expert in state and federal courts in cases involving disputes over Workers' Compensation insurance premiums, audits, experience modifiers, classification codes, the duties of insurance producers, and other technical matters involving commercial liability and property insurance. 

He has also provided testimony in legal hearings before state insurance regulators and has consulted on the drafting of legislation pertaining to Workers Compensation insurance in Illinois, and has testified on insurance regulation before the Illinois legislature.

Mr. Priz has been retained by both plaintiffs and defendants to consult on matters in litigation, arbitration, and mediation that involve proper Workers' Compensation insurance classifications, audits, experience modification factors, commercial insurance coverage, and insurance agent standards of care.

Mr. Priz has been retained by policyholders, insurance agents and brokers, and insurance companies, as an expert in these fields.

Mr. Priz has qualified as an expert in these areas in federal and state courts including courts in Illinois, Virginia, Florida, Nebraska, Colorado, Tennessee, Ohio, Mississippi, and Texas.

Mr. Priz is the author of the books The Ultimate Guide to Workers Compensation Insurance, published by Entrepreneur Press, and CompControl, published by Oasis Press.  He is also the author of a study on the South Carolina Second Injury Fund, and a number of articles on insurance-related subjects.

Mr. Priz holds the professional designations Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) and Associate in Premium Auditing (APA).

More information on the background and qualifications of Mr. Priz can be found here.

He is a member of the National Society of Insurance Premium Auditors, the National Society of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters, the Forensic Expert Witness Association, and the National Association for Business Economics.

He currently serves as a member of the Workers Compensation Committee of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce.