How to Memorialize Your Scope of Services
Read moreRecent claims have revealed that a number of engineers have not been memorializing the scope of their services in writing, either in a written contract or even in a written work order. While this may not be problematic if the project proceeds smoothly, projects often involve complications and issues, leaving the client/owner dissatisfied with some aspect of work.
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He Said/She Said is Not a Good Plan
In Contracts, Documentation onRead moreThe specter of litigation will never instill peace of mind, but engineers are wise to implement document retention practices to prepare for the moment we all hope will never come. If you find yourself facing a lawsuit, the documents that you provide to your attorney will serve as the foundation of your defense.
Putting the Pieces in Place for Licensing Proceedings
Read moreThere has been an increase in the number of licensing proceedings being pursued against engineers. If you receive any correspondence from your local or state licensing board, you should immediately provide notice of the licensing proceeding to Underwriters via Pearl Insurance for coverage under your Professional Liability Insurance Policy.
