Adding Inspection Services to Your A&E Firm? Check Your Insurance First
Adding inspection services can create professional exposures that differ from a firm’s traditional design or consulting work. Review your insurance before expanding the firm’s scope.
Starting a Solo Architecture Firm: When Should You Buy Professional Liability Insurance?
Short Answer There is no single revenue threshold at which every new architecture or engineering firm should buy professional liability insurance. The important point is when you begin providing professional services, because waiting until the business is generating substantial revenue can mean that you have already performed work that may later give rise to a […]
If You Stamp Engineering Drawings, What Liability Are You Actually Taking On?
If you’re a PE starting to stamp engineering drawings, your insurance depends on how you work, who employs you, and whether you take on independent projects. Learn what employer E&O, moonlighting, and your own firm mean for professional liability.
What Happens to My E&O Insurance If I Close My Engineering Firm?
Thinking about closing your engineering or architecture firm and cancelling your E&O policy? Here’s what claims-made coverage means for work you’ve already completed, and why the timing matters.
We Asked Civil Engineers What They Wanted to Know About Insurance. Here’s What They Asked.
Civil engineers often have practical insurance questions about contracts, documentation, moonlighting, project requirements, and the cost of meeting coverage requirements. This AMA explores the questions firms are actually asking.
When Should a New Architecture or Engineering Firm Get Professional Liability Insurance?
A new architecture or engineering firm can have professional liability exposure before it has significant revenue. Learn when to consider coverage and what to review before starting professional services.