ConstructionRisk Report (February 2026)
Inside this Issue A1 – State Law Requirements for Affidavits of Merit Don’t Apply to Federal Litigation A2 – Plaintiff not Required to File Mediation Request before Filing Suit Article 1 State…
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The Removal of the Design Professional from the Construction…
TREND ALERT In recent years, design professionals have been increasingly excluded from the construction administration phase of projects in the design and construction industry. To reduce costs, owners and developers…
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Key Risk Areas and Mitigation Strategies When Using AI Tools
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into the design and delivery of buildings and infrastructure, design professionals should consider ways to balance innovation with professional responsibility. While AI offers efficiency,…
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Top 5 in ‘25 Management Practices for Architect & Engin…
Design Professionals face unique risks that can lead to professional liability claims. Their work directly impacts public safety, client satisfaction, and project outcomes. Given the complexities of their responsibilities, implementing…
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It’s Just an Application for Payment, Right?
Like many things you may not have covered extensively (or at all) in architecture school, certifying the Contractor’s application for payment is an underemphasized but critical component of an Architect’s…
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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF WAIVERS OF SUBROGATION IN DESIGN PROFESS…
WAIVERS OF SUBROGATION In the complex world of construction and design, professional contracts are very important to both successful projects and limiting potential claims against design professionals. These agreements outline…
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