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One Pig's Waste is Another Man's Gold
As the construction market continues to stagnate due to decreased funding from government entities, it’s clearer that private investment is becoming increasingly important to spur growth and innovation. One such example of this is a new ...
Rutgers University Designs Robot That Diagnoses Bridge Problems
Rutgers University Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT) has developed a robot that helps diagnose problems in bridges before they are visible to the naked eye. The center received a $3.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of ...
Correctional Facility Claims
Claims involving correctional facilities represent a small percentage of the total number of claims in the Schinnerer and CNA program. However, the cost of these claims can be severe. From 2000 to 2009 the average indemnity payment was $203,286. The ...
Architectural Majors May Have Trouble Finding Work
A new study conducted by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce shows that recent college graduates with degrees in architecture have higher unemployment rates than most other majors. Recent college graduates with ...
Schinnerer Withdraws from AIA Commended Relationship
From 1957 through 2011, the Schinnerer and CNA program was the sole insurance program commended by the AIA. Schinnerer has withdrawn from this unique relationship so that the program can provide greater resources for the benefit of architects, AIA ...

Recent Responses

Re: Be Wary of Prevailing Party Provisions
We have a Management Advisory that addresses the issue of defense in relation to to indemnity. You can find the Advisory at span style="font-fam...
Re: Be Wary of Prevailing Party Provisions
VOS has a great discussion on 'defense' when used in a professional liability indemnification. Could you post it on your blog? I have used it in the past to successfully negoitate with clients. Thank you.
Re: From the Desk of Joe Jones
Liquidated damages are excluded under the policy so there would be no professional liability coverage for agreeing to pay for this type of damage. The professional liability policy provides coverage for negligence, and since a liquidated damages clause is ...

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1	Architects in Europe The European Architectural Barometer is a quarterly study of 1,200 architects in Europe. Architects from the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands participated in the quarter three study, which focused on architects’ ...	Dec 1, 2011 10:25:00 AM
2	Office and Commercial Construction Spending May Fall 13% Kermit Baker, Harvard economist and advisor to The American Institute of Architects, forecasts that in 2010 construction spending on hotels, office buildings, and retail centers could be in a second year of decline. He predicts about a 13% ...	Jan 28, 2010 9:39:00 AM

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