New risks for engineers as NSW rewrites proportionate liability rules. Legal changes in NSW mean engineers could face greater liability exposure. Learn what this means for your contracts, coverage and risk.
As the year draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to thank our valued customers, partners and colleagues for your trust and support throughout 2024. We’re proud to provide tailored insurance solutions to the engineering community, and we look forward to continuing this journey of professionalism and excellence together in the…
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Know what to look out for when it comes to Professional Indemnity Insurance… 1. Business activities Your business description MUST accurately describe your business activities. Example: To an insurer, a mechanical engineer working on the mines has a very different risk exposure to a mechanical engineer working on building services. Failing to adequately disclose the…
Why is PI insurance required? Professionals such as engineers are considered experts in their field, and as such are presenting themselves as having special skills or expertise on which members of the community can rely. This reliance attracts a duty of care. If a professional engineer breaches their duty of care by making an error…
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