Adding a New Driver To Your Personal Auto Policy Safe driving habits are always in season — especially when there’s a new driver on the road. When it’s time to add a…
Directors & Officers Liability Insurance Any organizations, whether public, private, or nonprofit, and the people who lead them, are vulnerable to a multitude of Directors & Officers exposures. These exposures may…
Extended Reporting Period Options for Architects/Engineers on Professional Liability Each insurance company has different options for extended reporting periods. Here are some examples of those options. Example one: (a) one…
Common workers compensation policy exclusions for architects/engineers- These are some of the more common exclusions on workers compensation policies, be sure to read your firms policy as it may vary…
Types of Insurance to consider for your Architecture and/or Engineering firm: Professional Liability – protects against negligent acts, errors or omissions in the performance of professional services. Also known as errors…
Contract issues to be aware of as an architecture/engineering firm- There are many nuances when it comes to contracts for architects/engineers. Be sure to have your insurance company and your…
What Happens After You Report a Professional Liability Claim? Reserving Procedures By law, once a claim is reported, an insurer must segregate or reserve funds anticipated…
Exhaustion of limits of liability on an architects/engineers professional liability policy- Once the limits of liability, including the aggregate limit of liability, have been exhausted your firm is responsible for…
Hammer clause in a professional liability policies for architects/engineers – First, it is important to understand the definition of a hammer clause. The hammer clause is the insurance companies right…
Claims expenses on professional liability policies for architects/engineers- The claims expenses will vary with each insurance company, here are a few examples of policy language that defines what is and…
AS-BUILT V. RECORD DRAWINGS The industry terms “As-Built” drawings and “Record” drawings are often a source of confusion, and, generally speaking, there is no set definition for these terms. “As-Built”…
Should We Agree to Arbitration in a Contract? Arbitration is the process of using a third party to settle a dispute instead of taking the case to court. Both sides…