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Market Trends and Risk Management Resources for Design Professionals
The Value of a Constructability Review
The purpose of constructability reviews is to anticipate and identify issues that the construction of the project could face before the project moves out of the design phase.
Case Study: Condominium Projects
Learn more about the pros and cons of engaging in condominium projects, especially those with existing defects. This article provides practical risk management tips and illustrates potential problems through real-life claim examples.
AI on AI: Risks Created by Emergence of AI for Design Professionals
Many workgroups, such as Accounts Payable, Sales, Customer Service, and Human Resources, are vulnerable to cyberattacks because their jobs require them to open emails from unknown senders, increasing the risk of malware infections. Cybercriminals exploit this vulnerability, using tactics like phishing to deliver malware, such as Remote Access Trojans, that steal sensitive information. To mitigate this risk
Live Webinar Series
Upcoming Webinar: 6/26/25
Topic: Principles of Risk Management - Part 1
Description: This overview is a discussion on general risk management, liability and exposures for design firms. Identify the various insurance policies typically carried by design firms, their role in the firm's risk management practices, how they differ and what they cover.
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Employment Practices Liability: Why It Matters for Design Firms
Employment-related claims can be costly and disruptive for design firms, even those with strong HR policies. Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) helps protect against risks like wrongful termination, discrimination, and harassment. Learn how EPLI can safeguard your firm and proactive steps to minimize liability.
Delivering Projects Under Pressure
Facing tighter timelines and rising costs, design firms are under more pressure than ever from clients and contractors alike. This article explores the hidden dangers of value engineering and fast-tracking, and how to protect your firm from costly claims. Discover three essential strategies every design firm should use to stay ahead of today's project delivery risks. From managing client expectations to structuring smarter contracts, this article offers practical, proactive steps to safeguard your practice in an increasingly volatile market.