by Jared Maxwell | Jul 21, 2022 | architects and engineers, Important, News
2022 Mid-Year Market Outlook – Cyber Insurance The past year has seen a rapidly hardening cyber insurance market as cyberattacks have surged in both cost and frequency. This increase in attacks has, in turn, resulted in a rise in cyber insurance claims and...
by Jared Maxwell | Jul 21, 2022 | architects and engineers, Important, law firms, News
How to Effectively Market Your Benefits Offerings Having outstanding benefits options is critical for attracting and retaining employees. But in order to capitalize on those options, employers need to effectively market their offerings to employees and candidates. If...
by Jared Maxwell | Jun 6, 2022 | architects and engineers, Claims Advocacy, Important, Insurance Solutions, News, Resources, Risk Management
Time is of the Essence by Lauren Martin, risk management and claims specialist On its face, this language sounds simple enough; someone wants their project done in a timely manner, right? Well, that may be the case, but that isn’t all that is at stake when you...
by Jared Maxwell | Apr 6, 2022 | architects and engineers, Claims Advocacy, Important, Insurance Solutions, News, Resources, Risk Management
Why All The Jury Waivers? by Lauren Martin, risk management and claims specialist In the last few weeks, every contract I’ve reviewed has included the waiver of a jury trial. I used to see them now and then, but the prevalence of them recently seems to be a new...
by Jared Maxwell | Mar 23, 2022 | Important, law firms, News
News Release AMES & GOUGH APPOINTS URI GUTFREUND AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, LAW FIRM PRACTICE WASHINGTON, DC, March 23, 2022 – Ames & Gough, a leading insurance broker and risk management consultant specializing in serving law firms, design professionals,...
by Jared Maxwell | Mar 16, 2022 | architects and engineers, Claims Advocacy, Important, Insurance Solutions, News, Resources, Risk Management
What is the Problem with Agreeing to Liquidated Damages? by Lauren Martin, risk management and claims specialist It is commonplace for a liquidated damages clause to be contained in an Owner/Contractor agreement. This makes sense because the...
