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Claims Retrospective: Fee Disputes Often Lead to Retaliatory Actions Against Engineers
In Claims onWaiting for payment for services rendered can quickly become frustrating if the client is slow to pay, or never sends…
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Claims Retrospective: Identify and Document the Work You’re Hired to Do—and Not Do
It is not unusual to discover problems outside a project's scope of work that may adversely affect the outcome, especially…
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Jurisdictions Where the Economic Loss Doctrine Bars Extra-Contractual Claims Highlight the Importance of Well-Drafted Contracts
The economic loss doctrine is the legal principle that economic loss may not be recovered under a negligence or tort…
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Claims Retrospective: Subrogation Demystified
Meticulous Engineer was hired to do the calculations for the demolition plans in connection with the renovation of Old Warehouse.…
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Claim Retrospective: Clients’ Unauthorized Use of Plans and Drawings or Seal and Stamp
Unfortunately, clients commonly use engineers' plans and drawings on subsequent projects without the engineer's permission. Even worse, clients have altered…
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Claim Retrospective: The Significance of a Global Settlement in Multi-Party Litigation
Why can’t we settle the claim? The answer is often that we cannot obtain a global settlement. Unfortunately, such an…
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Know Your Limits — The Consequences of Being Underinsured
Most professionals, including engineers, understand that claims are one of the inevitable costs of doing business. Engineers buy professional liability…
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Effective Ways to Handle Claims
When claims surface during an ongoing project, engineers are often under pressure to act quickly in order to prevent further…
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Getting to Know Your Retroactive Date
There are typically two initial timing requirements that must be met in order for there to be a potential for…
