With the temperature fluctuations we experience throughout our unpredictable seasons, ice dams are causing frustration and financial burdens to home owners. Although the damage caused by ice dams will more…
With the current trend of condos being more and more difficult to build due to litigation and claims, developers/owners are looking to build apartments instead. The issue, for architects and…
There will be times that as an Architect or Engineer you will have contract requirements for limits of liability that are higher than the current limits carried on your Professional…
Do you operate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs/Drones in business? If the answer is yes you made need to purchase a separate liability policy. Your business owners or general liability policy…
What is a retroactive date? It is the date set in a policy that shows when you started a policy with a carrier and have continuous Professional Liability policies. It…
How Effective is Your Risk Management Program? Many design firms attend risk management training sessions and implement certain practices based on an industry trend or project claim. Other firms may…
Many Architects and Engineers have been carrying Professional Liability Limits of $1,000,000 each claim with a $2,000,000 annual aggregate for a number of years; but we are seeing an increasing…
Hosting a company holiday party? Here are some tips to reduce your liability from the Society for Human Resource Management: 1) Have an alcohol policy – and enforce it! 2)…
In exchange for payment of a claim under a policy of insurance, the policyholder surrenders to the Insurer the right to recover the monies paid to settle the claim from…
DOLLAR ONE DEFENSE Dollar One Defense is a unique deductible option for certain insureds. Dollar One Defense or “First Dollar Defense” simply means that if a claim is made against you,…
Generally, the biggest risk to the firm is not its professional liability exposure to the owner, the “team” or third-parties but its ability to manage its cash flow. IPD forces…